and shattered windows in stores Arms gram which became available here ". / students at Orlando Senior
285 workers in Orlando and / _
and skyscrapers in a six-blocks yesterday.A __... ; High School plan a protest
others throughout the State. 4it

glass and brick debris Budget CutsWASHINGTON reported the Germans 1, .eew S... the
seeking. increases ranging ; -. San Juan Hotel over the pun-
wage
,
tho.'ered the area like a hail storm destroyed 605 research institutions W .4'J/,44.s:9 :
'
causing most of the injuries. The [AP] The from $15 to $%0 weekly which 'l \ __.. .., ishment allotted the students.W. .
REDS GET ATOM: SECRETS R. Boons OHS principal
two fatalities were hurled 30 feet prospect of American aid to it was claimed would place the ///, /{ ,. .
WASHINGTON [UP] Colum- announced Saturday that pupils
Into the air along with large Britain in maintaining Greek nist Drew Pearson in his week- local pay scale within 95 per tr'\ t .;. suspended for one week because

blocks of sidewalk and landed on ABC broadcast last cent of those in Northern metropolitan _
stability and SouthernEurope's ly ni&"htsaid I % \ l ',. of the walkout would miss the six
elevated line tracks in front of the "Russian scientists now areas. s. "'" ,
weeks' tests and would not be allowed -
democratic fron- have all the secrets of the .4'' .
leveled building. "Under union demands. Southern '" P t'
atomic bomb for certain 4'ifr' "" f" to make this work up. but
tier brought renewed protests except ; A- ,,
Police and Fire Department officials Bell statement declared. .thcompany's ",-; : for
) must
Democratic technical machinery needed to \ \ depend on their grades
from Congressmen
.
said that only the fact that costs would be ,,
distill uranium to the point payroll f'v 3'' ; the next six weeks to restore their
; ;
yesterday against any cuts in the !I" P/. \ :
the explosions occurred on a Sun- where they have enough ma- increased by $72 million a year. '"'\" :. \. ,""" averages. The student "strike" was
averted major disaster. military budget. terial to :W ;.. .,
day a produce bombs in boosting the payroll to a figure .
of
the failure authorities to
over
Chairman Taft [R.-Ohio of the '. II" '
On said. such quantity. : ''
weekday they
a
.
far in excess_ of total revenue. .q-""
$
grant them a holiday to attend the
Senate Republican Policy Committee '\\
an explosion would have caused and stripped others of equipmentand Full text of Southern Bell's JJidh;! : "'i!'.'"11>, \ ,1 Central Florida. Exposition.

hundreds of casualties. declared, libraries. statement Page 8.1 wt. 1&.,.
appears on School Board members principals -
A fire followed the explosion but however, that it However actual restoration or "The this III ..
union is demanding and teachers were also invited -
T-as brought quickly under controL will affect neither reconstruction of a substantial very large increase notwithstanding .,\ to attend the mass meet-
amount of that loss "
Firemen and police were digging the GOP is well under the fact that the basic pay of "' !!
and the ; lug. called by Mrs. C. Werley
way new program is directed -
budget -.;;;;. \
through the debris of the building: plans for Southern Bell men and women '" {\\
primarily at vast
a expan- Rinker. 914 W. .Smith Ave.
last night but it was believed no slashes nor those i sion in the whole field of science. has already been increased by 75 .% ... '
per cent since January 1941. It .... ...... .... )< whose daughter Barbara is a
one had been trapped in the build- for Income tax Research directly connected .., .
.
reductions..x with military subjects including is common knowledge that increases .. ..- senior at OHS and Fete Fran

Ing.Two atomic energy is only one phaseof in pay have resulted in ". Cisco a merchant of 114 Cope-
of the Injured were reported Taft, like most present-day levels for Southern ," .
the program. / land Dr., whose son John, is a
In serious condition. Legislators. declined Communist party organizationsare Bell employes which compare favorably junior.

Red Cross Chin. Basil O'Con- to commit responsible for seeing that research with those paid by other

nor telephoned the Agency's himself for or institutions carry out their concerns in the South." I tXi/ii1 "We feel that the decision to

blood work reporting them when they The company pointed out thatit give these students-failing grades
pledging
Chicago Chapter
against the shift .
plasma clothing and other aid. of traditional fail. was its objective to "paywages U iir"800 .,.".-. for the six-week period is unjust
which compare favorablywith I
The explosions-attributed to an policy which an RnMU those paid by other concerns Continued on fare 2, Col. 3]

accumulation of gas in a small active role in Greece would spell 'Georgia Ballot in the community it serves Land !

restaurant-shook the entire Loop for this country. pending-further for and work training.requiring" similar skill Set to Start 250,000 Holy Cold Snap Seen Freakish Weather

and caused an estimated $1 million information.A '
Jews Placed Under
damage in a sixj-block area including .However-Southern Bell's statement -
new tack was taken by Sen. declared that it also had Northeast

the La SaneSt. financial Russell [D.-Ga. with a suggestion Recount Sought obligation to the public and an Red Cross DriveMore British Martial Law Plagues
T
area and the garment and fur that England Ireland. .' stockholders and that these could Through TonightLAKELAND [EBtr United Press!

wholesale district. Wales and Scotland should become ATLANTA [UP] D. Tal- not be overlooked. "nor can one JERUSALEM rAP] More than Freakish weather plagued the

Many of the injured were InS be emphasized to the detriment of than 800 volunteer Eastern half of
the
American States. madge Bowers, an Indepen- the others." 250.000 Palestine Jews were put [AP] Federal nation yester-

the La Salle St. Railroad Station. Marshall and former Secretary dent candidate in the No- workers will step OUt This day with rains sleet and snow
The statement also pointed out under the iron grip of martial State Frost Warning Service)
a block from the eXplosion. at the of State Byrnes are to appear before vember General Election, the company had "offered a year's morning in an effort to raise law last night as the British army I pelting Atlantic States from Florida
last the
Southwest corner of 8..*-We1ls: and the Senate Foreign Relations became the third claimant to renewal of the present very liberal the 1947 fund campaign goalof arrested 60 persons in the first night reported tem resorts to snowbound Maine.

W. Van Buren Sts.fe Committee today on the peace the Georgia governorship last contract with the right to reopen $54,800 for the Orange I perature outlook shows con- Plane traffic suffered most from

| There 'was evidence of the ex pacts for the three Axis satellitesand night when h* announced that the matter of wages after six County Chapter of the American screening of suspects in Saturdays tinued cold tonight for Peninsular the week-end storms which

plosion's force high up in the surrounding Italy. Some Senators he would demand a recount of months when greater stability of Red Cross by the middle of the bloody series of bomb and Florida with temperaturesnear snarled overseas as well as domestic -

skyscrapers. As high as may write-in votes and. if that failed. conditions may be realized." month according to Don Evans, gun attacks which claimed 21 the danger point for tender
take the. occasion to question take his fight to court. c campaign chairman. truck in the North and Central flights.

the 15th floor of one office Marshall about the Greek situa- The State Supreme Court already -' Buffalo While March has been pro- lives.The districts but above the danger New York City, still deep in Blush

lug desks were hurled tion. has before it, and will hear Teachers's national Red Cross fund Palestine government imposed points for citrus in all districts from a record 11-Inch snowfall

room. pictures shaken build-I by Pres. Truman. Evans military rule for the all- tomorrow mormnz. was whipped Northeaster
by
Elsewhere on the capital scene: this week three suits involvingthe Strike I a with
with the full co-operation of The forecast added that 1
wails and chairs Gov. Jewish city of Tel Aviv and its rising
governorship disputed by snow and sleet which changed to
Coal Administrator N. H. Collis- the citizens of Orange County, Its temperatures are expected later tomorrow -
another Herman Talmadge and Lt. Gov. BUFFALO [UPI The Nation's suburb of Ramat Gan; nearby
a man was cut by flying I a drizzling rain.
son said yesterday that efforts to biggest teachers' expected that the local drive and tomorrow night, with S
glass as he sat in his seventh floor M. E. Thompson. strike ended last will be completed within two Petah Tlqva. the oldest modern no frost danger through Wednesday gu '"
get UMW Pres. John I*. Lewis and Bowers' announcement came as night when the Buffalo Teachers Jewish :
weeks. community in Palestine
office.T. the soft coal operators to negotiate an outgrowth of an article pub- increases Federation agreed to accept salary Evans explained that during Benei Beraq and numerous other; However morning.clearing and much The WeatherORLANDO
h. explosion shattered a new contract have been'fruItless" recommended by the
lished in
Atlanta Jour-
yesterday's 1946 the Orange County Chapter communal settlements in the area colder weather was predicted in
the Sunday quiet of the business because of: (1] The City Administration and return
area. where some 400,000 personsare impending Supreme Court rulingon nal alleging irregularities in the to classrooms which have been ,home service department receivedon and the Mea Shea rim section of all districts this morning with \ AND VICINITY

employed during the week. the contempt conviction of general election in Telfair County idle for a week. an average of 1,000 requests a Jerusalem where 15,000 Jews re- the temperature dropping. to 25 Cold today and tonight, higher
where write-in votes for Herman month for some type of assistance.The side. decrees in the Northern areas.
Lewis and hu for Thus the afternoon
The first explosion apparently union refusingto way was paved for reopenIng temperatures tomorrow -
caused the second which rattled call off last November's 17-day Talmadge formed the-basis of his of the city's 98 public demand upon the chapter Temperatures on high ground ; continued fair.

windows a mile away. strike. The decision may be hand- subsequent election as Governorby schools and the resumption of is expected to be as great during Jap Papers TrimmedFor reportedly will be four to seven

The concussion shattered the' ed down today: 121 Lewis' insist- the Legislature. classes for 72,000 school children 1947. degrees higher than those on low &

windows of a passing streetcar and ence on an industry-wide agreement Meanwhile Talmadge charac- today. Local fund headquarters is at School TextbooksTOKYO ground locations. Cracker Jim Sez:
crumpled a taxicab but the driver and the "divergent inter- terized as "yellow journalism" the 17 E. Washington St. and contributors Gentle to moderate northwesterly -
Journal's disclosure of the alleged who do not be IAP1 Most Japanese winds. becoming light to gentle Hit aint
and his one passenger escaped State of expect to a goin to git warm too
serious injury. Continued on Page 2, CoL 2] irregularities in voting. Emergency reached by campaign workers are daily newspapers announced yes- in the North and Central districts- fast cause I done looked at them

Thousands>> of dollars worth of Ordered by Police Chief asked to send or bring their contributions terday that for the next four were expected. fleas what live in tha long hair

merchandise-.furs, jewelry and I I NORRISTOWN. Pa. TAP! Chiefof to that address. months their they size to would voluntarilycut : Scattered for the light Central frost districts.was forecast behthdtheearof. @; /

the clothing-was left exposed when A Reunion in CProtesting )rlando Jail Police Robert Reilly declared a revised school textbooks.provide paper Major for Lowest temperatures today in Jed houn Prod dog. s Them ole .WJ. .
blasts smashed Train-Auto
plate glass
Collision
a I state of emergency yesterday following dailies will limit themselves the colder low ground locations occurring 4' .
'windows. that he couldn't be "It's okay. There he is now." the brutal to rascals wer'nteven I
beating of Mrs. .
Some garments were scattered lacked up because he had to he grinned, pointing. at a recumbent Ruth Marnoski, 24-one of the Kills Five In Family one tabloid-size page for two daysa about 7 ajn.. were predicted moVin atall. "

along the sidewalks. Police rePOrted figure in an adjoining. celL week and one standard-size page as follows: Iffen them skees- /
meet his father-in-law in a few most vicious yet reported in an out CARDINGTON. O. rAP Five "Gainesville district: Glen St. ters
some thefts. Today the pair once again. the remainder of the week. was a gittin
break of terrorism that has victimized members of a family from Clio,
moments a young man who had will be re-united I Mary. Larcosse. 25; Stark. aroun a bit I'mwould
The dead were identified as Mr. this time young girls and women Mich., were killed and two others
and Mrs. Harry W. Koons of Fort been Imbibing too freely quieted before Judge J. Walter Hall in here the past six weeks. injured critically in a train-auto Refinery Fire Subdued [Continued on Page 2. CoL 1] be shorethatitwasgonna .
down last night when led into 4
Municipal Court to plead to ,
Wayne Ind. collision at the New York
Central
-
J... Orlando's lockup. charges of drunkenness. Reich Reunions Periled Railroad crossing here yesterday.The CLEVELAND TAP Firemen lastnight Britain's Power Returned alt warmer, but
reported they had brought them dam things: wax jest like a
FRANKFURT Germany API dead: Mrs. Ethel Peterson. I under control a spectacular fire LONDON IAPJ Electric power bug in a rug they wer'nt movin

r' .' The U. S, Army plagued by severe 55; Mrs. Wilma Passby. 24, and which resulted from an explosion ,was switched on today [Monday none. so its bound to be kinds

housing shortages. soon may send her child born prematurely at the in a 10.000-gallon tank of butane for all British industrial plants coolish for a few days yet Whenit
.-. ___ \ \ : home hundreds of soldiers and at the scene of the accident: Miss !
: : gasoline at Standard Oil Co. after a drastic three-week shut- does go to git warmer its goin
their wives about to have their Bonnie Peterson. 19: Lawrence
[Ohio) No. 1 refinery. No one was down crippled the Nation's export to rain some more.
first children in Germany Passby. 28. and Miss Norene injured in either the explosion orj I drive but allowed the restocking *

t the photo, taken from the 17th floor of the Insurance Exchange Bldg., a few minutes be-1 23 24 25 26 2?- 28 29 for cancer of the mouth. :braved a chilling wind for this 20,000 Georgia citizens next month J ck
I
fore the blasts had constituted a three-story building. politics It was and Smith religion who with overlapped: t outstanding event on Pearl RiverCounty's I under the auspices of a new group Key KnenttV w .t 74 2* 65 24 I I VIciulMrC W5655g50 41 U 31Ltttte 24

Further Arms Rampage Of Death Senate HearingsLaMonte Y'.f"t To Curb LoansWASHINGTON love Gentlemanly of bobbysoxuFrances competition for Ter-the

Bared At Trial
rell, 16, was getting him nowhere.
Through TonightContinued Budget CutsContinued Penalty MANILA [API The Makapilis. a Graw manager of the [AP The Ex t I Jack Davidson. 17, said yesterday
: Florida Vegetable Committee, will
pro-Japanese force of saboteurs I port-Import Bank announced last I so he removed his rival. Theodore
. [ from Page ll] and organized by the Puppet leave today for Washington to
1 spies
[ from Page ] Continued from Page 1] I night it will lend no more moneyto I Schroeder. 25. by shooting him
government during the American; attend
Gainesville, Cltnw 26: Williston, ests" of mine owners, and [31] the and discriminatory," Mrs. Rihker liberation of the Philippines, executed I'Central hearings Agricultural Thursday Committeeon by the other countries for "emergency i l with Schroeder's own war-souvenir

Weirsdale. 27; Ocala 29. "uncertainty" over pending labor declared "inasmuch as the stu- captives by knocking themon Y .e.ee reconstruction." I I pistol. Shcroeder had given Davidson -
"Upper East Coast district: legislation. dent demonstration staged againsta the head with sledgehammers I proposed legislation extending The $3 1-2 billion Government
New Bunnell member disclosed in trial in the foreign farm labor the gun a few hours earlier
Hastings Smyrna Hartley of the faculty a few it was a now program. (
27; Crescent City Pierson. DeLand Chairman last night that[R.NJ.Jdisclosed his weeks ago resulted disciplinary progress at nearby Pasig. I Committee ChIn. Capper IR.jKan.l .-I institution for foreign lending for safekeeping.
28; Mims 29."Orlando. measures against the students but The trial of 30 accused Maka- ;! Soos said its decision would apply espe-
Labor Committee staff isdraftin& has introduced bill M I
House a expending -
District: Umatilla, conciliatory action upholding the pills is arousing passion among I t "quat dally to countries in position to '
six drastic revisions of I
Fern Park. Casselberry 28; student's demands. the ,townspeople many of whom I the farm labor program Thieves Strike Again,
seek loans
Labor Act which from the World Bank.
Frnltland Park. Howe,. 26; the Warner a "We feel that disciplinary lost relatives in the war. Shouts of for six months beyond its June 30 \
committee to which the U. Get Gems Worth
Oriedtt, Plymouth Forest Citr.Conway. substantial majority measures should be taken." she "they don't deserve trial." and expiration date and providing for S. has subscribed $29,245
27; Winter Garden. consider necessary to "make it continued "but that they should "let's get 'em" frequently disturbthe three months I 3175000000. I\ MIAMI BEACH [AP Police
Sanford 31; Dr. Phillips Klssim- fair" for both employers and not be of such a nature as to court. j a liquidation period. All countries holding membership said yesterday jewelry worth $29.-
mee 28.Ridge. employes.: necessitate giving these students Simeon Reyes 48. testified I I Graw declared yesterday that : in the World Bank may 245 had been stolen from the ..
district: Polk City.,Winter Pres. Truman and his economic failing grades for the six-week that in February, 1945, he was the FVC was seeking to retain apply to it for loans although home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard ti
Haven. 28: Prine 26; Mammoth advisers are gravely concernedover period." one of 14 men captured by the farm laborers in the State for delayed U has not yet begun lending Samuel Reynolds at 5740 Collins

Highland Park. Frostproof, High- the continued upward'trend "We realize that our children Makapilis.He April and May vegetablecrop operations.Its I Are- during a home movie show.
,land City 29; Lake: Hamilton. of prices and fear a fresh up- make mistakes and we believe said they were lined up on harvests. He reported already 40 member countries include Reynolds is of the
,,Avon Park DeSoto City 39. heaval of industrial strife unless they should be punished**! Fran- the edge of a trench and slugged 800 Bahamian workers have left most principal nations except president
Reynolds Metals and other
Co.
"Indian River district: Cocoa. labor and management soon solve cisco stated. "However. I am sure with sledges. Ten men had been(Florida with only 3,000 now re- v I Russia and Australia. ,
:29; Malabar. Vero Beach, 31; Fort the problem. that the parents of suspended thus killed when the eleventh burst I maining. :. Tr The Export-Import Bank's declaration corporations. He has a home in
Pierce, 32; Stuart 34. Chairman Taber [R.-N.Y.I of children feel that the punishment his bonds and broke an oil lamp Should the bulk 0: these foreign > ... contained in its third i! Richmond, Va.
the House Appropriations Committee meted out by Mr. Boone is too illuminating the grisly scene.Reyes workers leave the State, semi-annual report to Congress

Attacker Slays StenographerOAKLAND. I said 'last night the Senatewas severe and we would like to have escaped in the confusion. Graw when predicted the a freezedelayedtruck labor shortage : apparently reflected determination I Woman, 101, Trips, Dies
"cockeyed" in trying to com- him reconsider his action."
I that the U. S. would
1
Girl Kennel Aid 23 crops are ready for harvest cease BALTIMORE [TAP Her childrensaid
Calif. [AP) Stabbed
mit Congress to any definite pub- ,
Boone stated that he had been I taking the sole risk in financing Mrs. Allan Thomas. 101 had
t ,with a stiletto-like blade. Priscilla lic debt slash out of possible savings I > t
ordered by the School Board to Gives in While in the FVC "emergency reconstruction" in
been
diedyesterday Up Dognaping capital the never sick a day in her life
rUenny. 33. a stenographer in Pres. Truman'$371 bIllion -
take some disciplinary action in other lands.
manager also will confer on a final I until she tripped on a rug while
after her N. Y. (uP Lor-
telling police fiscal 1948 budget.A SYRACUSE.
the ease and had himself decided
1 draft of a proposed domestic labor I trying to window
Attacker entered her hotel roomy United States blueprint for upon the one-week suspension. raine Jane Lord 23, sought on a raise a blind
routing program being sought by aM1 Vet Killed and broke her leg. She died In a
Girl
the fire escape and attempted post-war Germany calling for "A lot of people suggest that we nine-state alarm as the dognaperof farm organizations. Protecting hospital here yesterday.
-to attack her.Approximately. speedy self-sufficiency took final keep the students after school as a $500 miniature poodle, sur- LOWELL, Mass. [UPI Mario
.form yesterday-with two major rendered to State police here yesterday Gnmolizzi. 26. an overseas war
punishment. he declared.
"They
=. 90 cent of all Bandit Slain INGRAM & INGRAM
per of as Cop
details blank-as Secretary overlook the fact that a large per- ; with the dog clutched in veteran, was shot to death trying
Tithe beef. veal. lamb and mutton State Marshall wound up prepara- centage of these pupils ride buses her arms. Thwarts Bank Holdup to save his girl friend Maureen OPTOMETRISTS
:sold during the war years was tions for the Moscow conference. "I the
and that we are not allowed to won't give up Nitouche.
,Federally graded. In advance of the Foreign Minis- keep this group after schooL Furthermore kennel maid said as she clung to YOUNGSTOWN. O. [AP) One held them up as they sat ina i Successor to MEAD'S

w w ters' effort to arrange a peace there is no room in the the poodle. ,! bandit was killed last night and parked auto in a lovers land !II NtfHU. Sundays Holidays MSiIN I
FOR treaty for Germany, there is no building large enough to hold the Troopers left Nitouche the another wounded when Patrolman police said yesterday. The pair e I N. Oraoce Av. Phone S3S4
for Russia the line Edward it fl >d foot.
on shot
information group that is being disciplinedother poodle with her in her cell. Przelomski. 29. on I
Marshall will take toward Poland'spermanent than the whichis out with two Cleveland gunmenin
Western boundary and auditorium the of the Na- FRANK D. WALZ [BOTTOM], 71, Lame Back, Rheumatic Pains
!l CDLDS'MISERIESmec $ in constant use after hours by Pauley in Miami Hospital lobby Mahoning v
_- future control of the key Ruhr industrial musicaland dramatic organizations MIAMI BEACH [AP Edwin A. : tional Bank Bldg. and prevented and his wife of 50 years Maude f" Suffering from lumbago or lam back FILM LIBRARYNews

Modern cation of this clean area.President, ." Pauley, wealthy oil man and i theft of cash estimated at between [top, 68, were denied a divorceat Those rheumatic paUu trine you a fit? Sports Comics. Advenur
white rub Truman has authorized A number of parents calling the $10,000 and $15,000. Los Angeles by Superior Court 'Then what you probably need Is a bottle
promptly aoothes and former treasurer of the Democratic PHONE %-n13Heim's
..omforta, encourages restful sleep. Under- Secretary of Orlando Morning Sentinel yester- National Committee, became a patient The slain bandit was Earl Judge E. D. Doyle, who told themto of Walton Red Label the famous
State Dean Acheson to give Re- day expressed the opinion thattoday's in St. Francis Hospital yes- Johnson 24. of Cleveland. Robert "go home and patch things up'and nerve topic and stimulant. Increase roar Camera Shop
.
vitality get out and enjoy life. RedI
1PENETROSRUBSUNBURN publican Congressional fiscal closing of Orange County terday. His illness was describedas Brown 24, also of Cleveland was : "set an example to the I
experts a complete picture of schools for the meeting of the '"early pneumonia: I: wounded in the right arm. I i I younger generation." I I Label;Two guaranteed to cold at siiri your-nearest SOe or S100Ad drug store 1825 Edgewaler Drive
the administration's foreign Central Florida District of the -- -
loan position; In the light of the Florida Education Assn. further
threatened diplomatic crisis in emphasized the unfairness of the FAMILY MESSAGE NUMBER 13

Greece, it was learned last action against the striking students -
nitht. and that the meeting should
have been made to coincide with
Britain prepared yesterday to
the dates of the fair so as to give '
her battle to force decision
intensify a -
the students a holiday during this .
in the United Nations Se- period.A .
curity Council on the longhanging sampling of the parents'state- Pennies -- .
mine-laying complaint against ments follows: that teach

into closed session today to of the Zeller Realty Co. whose son,
I I begin sifting evidence on British Dudley is a sophomore at OHS:

w I' charges that Albania sowed mines "While there were 317 students
x= in the Corfu Channel, where two absent on the day of the walkout

Royal Navy warships were dam- only 176 were punished. This is '
aged last Oct. 22 with the loss of discriminatory on the face of it.
44 lives.A I Also the band and a group of girl of LIFwS'BESTL

aisMYINETALIOxw decision by the Senate Atomic I i students in the were let out to participate S'S'ONS

Committee this week on the nomination I parade. ,
"The fair
is considered educational
I -
of David E. Lilienthal to
and the students should
I I
head the Atomic Energy Commis-
I have been allowed to attend.Furthermore -
sion shaped up yesterday as a decisive the schools are closing -
factor in his acceptance or I _
for a teachers' meeting Mon "o<
rejection by the Senate. Sen. I.
day. Why couldn't this have
.. George (ID.-Gaol predicted the been arranged so as to coincide Children who are
committee action will have'"great with the Exposition.
;
IY I
weight" with Senators who are "I don't condone the students'

still undecided.The : walkout but believe they should taught tvh)' and how to B y ',.....
U. S. Food and Drug Ad- have been given extra work as
ministration is waging a vigorous punishment, not a suspension Qa .

campaign against abortionists by I,.which is to many merely a week'sholiday' save are more likely to NG.o 1NEQ
hitting at pastes and drugs whichare 0"
I J. O. Sholar 1105 Bryn Mawr .
tools of the trade. Dr. G. A. la'
Granger administration i Ave.. consulting engineer to Saine have
gynecologist a secure happy
said Co.. Inc.. whose son John Jr. Is a ,
yesterday that, according -
to the best medical sophomore:
evidence T believe the punishment is too
this tvellklolvn
one out of every three pregnanciesin life -
: stringent. The children had no says
the U. S.
ends in some type of business walking out of school but rrt
abortion. Most, he said are crim- some punishment should be found
inal. which does not. in effect deprive authority
Veterans Administration said them of their education. The miss-
; yesterday it has asked the ing of the six weeks' examination ,
ISN'T ALL! States to intensify their check- will mean a failure for the term II a -"
ups on veterans claiming GI for many students.This is not fair. .

.: unemployment "Furthermore, nothing was
Antiseptic UNGUENTINI view to tichtening-up.payments with a done to those students who Many parents give their children everything e4, : f.w

: soothes all the little injuries The prospects of struck in the previous walkout. think the .
cotton ship- they they need-except
x hq
t that plague a summer-tcrpts, ments to Germany and Japan will G. C. Cole. 535 Lakeview Ave. off. w # a rfa ACK
"
icrttcbet, insect bites tnd skin be discussed by E. D. White marine captain retired whose son. valuable lesson of saving, says: Mrs.Sidonie rF S.qa
special
.: irritations uell.s burnt. Glen Jr. is a freshman at OHS:
ft assistant to the Secretary of Matsner Gruenberg, Director of the Child
"I believe the whole matter was
tI
,
Agriculture, at a meeting of the not properly handled by school of- Study Association of America.

penalized as a result of a previous "Saving is something that can be taught. "
walkout in which a point was
Vatican City Honors gained. They are being deprivedof Any child can learn to save. But first he

Pope On AnniversariesVATICAN their education. Some other must learn uhat it is to spend.
A Norwich I'rodvct: means of punishment than sus-
CITY [API pension should be found. I don't
banners flew at Vatican City Papal yes- condone the children but their "Give a young child a few pennies' allow 1 f : Q '

terday in honor of the 71st birth- wishes had been ignored by school ance to spend, and sooner or later he will i
day of Pope Pius officials and a walkout was the
XII _
and '
of the
+
TOPSHOME eighth anniversary of his pontifi- only means of protest left them." find that he wants to buy something that 4 l y IA

cate. The Basilica of Saint John. Mrs. T. C. Mole 29 E. Harvard costs more pennies than he has. That is the r q
Lateran, Pope Pius' church I Ave.. whose son, Earl Swanner,
as
Bishop of Rome, held a solemn is a junior: time to explain the 'why and 'how' of I

high mass in his honor. "I believe the punishment for in the should always -
the walkout is too strenuous. The saving. Saving beginning !

Apartment OwnersTo students should have been given be for some definite thing. Somethingthe
I additional work to do rather .
Convene TonightOrlando than to be recorded as failingfor child really desires. t'R
"
the whole year. .. t
f Apartment House Own- Mrs. J. F. Deloach, 508 E. Pine ; The only Kay he will learn (..
0'' ers Society will meet tonight at 7 Ave. whose daughter Martha is a
o'clock in the Chamber of Com- sophomore: -
"If he and his for j
ia merce Bldg. Speakers will include "I don't like the way the chil- slips up spends pennies kr...

; FOR Sen. Walter Rose and Reps. Tyn dren were treated. The teachers something else, let him. Urge him to begin '
Cobb and could have easily talked them out
Alex
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CANNING of the walkout. This happened in again and save up for the thing he uants.That's .

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w among fcetnewivetl Thete reliable cap Olmuetz in Moravia, died yes kept on their record. The punish- ,
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.Monday, March 3, 1947' (9rlanfta' gomteg &fttltafl Page 3''! Guards Foil kill two guards they held as has-r sought to force guards In a I and bacteriological services of the
Cages were turned back Saturday watchtower to open the rate. Pasteur Institute died yesterday.
the Ingrid Christensen Coast. night at the last gate barring their I They shouted: "Open up or

German Official SeesReic.h Antarctic Fliers The U. S. Hydrographic Office I Daring Prison escape from in what Eastern Warden State CorneliusJ. Penitentiary with well drop these them razors the while hostages you FIRE ROTTERDAM LEVELS rAP WAREHOUSE] A dockside

says about 65 miles of this coast I watch!" bonded warehouse burned yester-
Burke described as the most,
is free of Ice and snow and has Break By Five daring attemptev prison break I day with the destruction of 200
Arms Rule Doomed many landing places fresh-water within his 23 yean perience.. I I PASTEUR CHIEF DIES tons of paper. 245 tons of cement
Find New'Oasis'ABOARD lakesand numerous patches of I GRATERFORD. Pa. API Five!!',. The men. bold** razors at ROME [API Prof. Federico considerable cotton and tires and
bare earth. youthful convicts. threatening to I the throats of their hostages Nitti 42. head of the chemical two diesel engines.

[EDITCtfS NOTE-The United States is now engaged m an unprecedented THE MOUNT .
military occupation project in Germany It is the subject of bitter controversy
OLYMPUS API] The V/estern
as to effectiveness cost and: duration. The U. S. approach has been to turn I
the project over so far as possible to Germans who are proven non-Nazis. The :Task Group yesterday reported
following dispatch, based on an etensive. .first-hond study of the situation in !discovering "another oasis" in the Now In
Germany, goes beneath the Four-Power.SQUObbles and ntematwnol problems Antarctic. I Progress-- I
and describes a single kmdkreise or county Government in the American Zone]. I Capt. Robert S. Quackenbush

Jr. chief of staff of the U. S. I
WEISBADEN, Germany [UP] Never again will Ger- ,Navy's homeward-bound Antarctic d
many rise as a military power and threaten the peace of expedition, said the oasis was
ill the world, according to Hans Wolf, native German administrator -: reported found near the Vestfold
1r of a local Government on the outskirts of Weis- Mountains about 500 miles west
baden known as Landkreisereise Unter Tanaus. I of the ice-free region of the multicolored '
lakes and bare earth discovered -
Wolf is something of a studentof a
Feb. 11. 1
history.know it Is a miracle," fraulein Interpreter from the chair II Vestfold Mountains run Into i
he said "that after a thousand usually occupied by MaJ. Matthew

years anyone can expect Germanyto E. Chotas, 36, of Atlanta. Ga.,I:fort toward complete co-operation
change.:But this time she has chief of the U. S. Military Gov 1 he sometimes visits in the eve- r/
been Invaded wrecked and occu- ernment. He seemed utterly sin- nings at the homes of the Ger- t
I
mans along with his pretty Rus-
pied."The cere despite the fact that his views 1 wife.
sian
German people realize differ widely from those of many "Sometimes they break' out a r iJ
there Is no fundamental difference -
In nationalities and most top military authorities who con- bottle of schnapps," he said
of believe tend it will take a generation to "and when they come to see us
us now In the equalityof
nationalities. stamp out militarism if it can be we return the compliment.:
done at all. "You see. in order to do my jobI r!
The little German with the
In, contrast to conditions in have to live with these people
shaggy haircut and the ragged
most cities this agriculturalkreise and get them to work for me*Last 1 au ar yn1
,1
clothes spoke through a pretty do li ,,,,,
suffers little from lack of Fall I personally made the roundsto
food although the diet is a monotonous -I be sure that all our farmers i I 1i uu rp11 '
one. It is typical of the were forking over their potatoesfor ? rr
small community in Germany on I I' export. AT'S
NEW 1MT ENGINES which hopes are pinned for the "Military law requires each
for '41. '42. 'tt "ssd"5241.N XE
INSTALLED success of the occupation. farmer to keep only enough foodto \m
$24LNA. \
4chotas is the only American ,I I give the members of his family
L ALEXANDER, INC officer. He has two sergeants to ,the same ration city folks get. \
124 W.Livingston Tel.2-1S77 help him supervise the German i That law is Just about as tough to
government over 52,730 persons. enforce as prohibition was in the
It is a strange contrast to his 'States but we keep hammeringaway ; 14pt4 _
war-time duties when he was at it." I 7
INCOME TAX fighting the Germans.He He kept hammering away at it
Returns Prepared headquarters in a tiny officein last year so effectively that Land-
Reasonable Bate the center of the principal kreise Unter Tanaus exported 13- I ,
,
,
Lid.& J t.6.
OPEN EVENINGS town and spends most of his days 000 tons of potatoes. This year he t. '
MALCOLM B. ROUTTTax advising the German officials who expects it will do better and he Obelisk Flour The New, Faster
present to him the problems of Isn't even thinking yet about going -
FOOD SALE
1Rarer ConsultantU TeL KT3 the community and their proposed back to his building contracting IETTS PILLSBURYO'Sage
solutions. In furtherance of his ef- business in Atlanta. BALLARD'S5u

?;. -I. ;rlanbo' ;r.' ;; ffomtng< &rujInr1! I IPublshed museum cut drastically.In Its own budget, which recentlywas THEY ,WILL DO IT EVERY TIME By Hatlo''''THE PUBLIC THOUGHT 1

duly except UMI.7.! New Year's Day. fourth *

: Sentinel-Star of July. Labor Co. (Day.Orlando Tbanksfinnjt Daily Newspapers.and Christmas Iae.l at SS8 by DOWN THROUGH THE years much has USTENIBAB.VOU'BETOOBEALmRJLTOBE :.I/' ""- Railroad Urged To Discharge

Joitw. CAwmoM. GM. Ma. MA-CSV T. Uwtsiies. A. Dm. about a $15,000 job. Exterior painting I ., m
'I b THESE DISHES and perhaps I shouldn't criticize
C. W. l mT. 1w.. MM. Rie.tr F. WAIIS*. CLAss MIL now is underway.There (
Louis AIWUIM MAHMIIM fa. Notsnrr COMSOMM. Sac. TMAS.HAIOL AND STUFF.SHETHOUGHT your city or your methods of doing
has been some work done to ( I
HAMILTON, Cia. MHo CUILIS MISUN. Pius Surf. pre- things but it seems to me trains
J. W. UMMOM, Crrr C.. MM. K. T. Mms' Tr .. 5u" serve the paintings too. But Mr. Tuleja c. I could let out passengers downtown -
says this work has been half-done and the 'J
;ru.
.
Member of ne Associated PressThe _. .. as easy as dragging them
Associated Press Is exclusively entitled deterioration must be stopped immedi- i.-: /( clear
out to the outskirts. It
to th* use for publication of all : $ r ;
new dispatches accredited to It or not ately.We wouldn't be so bad if you had bTJ
otherwise accredited to tht paper and _ agree with the art expert, if his fears A Sties ----.
some sort of bus
also the local new published herein. are justified. The Board of Control should service, but for
An rtfhts for publication of special _
strangers to feel they must take<
call
dispatches herein are also reserred in a competent man to determine ,-
a cab and then ride all over town
PAGE 4 MONDAY.MARCH 3. un whether or not the Tuleja findings are true. 0 before reaching their destination of the Orlando Senior High ..
If they are then funds be found is School Band. As I have observed '"'
must at 0 asking a little too much. You 'T.!

TQDAY'S THOUGHTSFor once to save these masterpieces which nev- _- I I hare a beautiful city and all that the high quality of this band and

verily I say unto you. that whosoever shall er could be replaced. / & a.ia& _a but why try and take it all,in between enjoyed their programs I am not

say unto this mountain..Be thou removed. and be 51 '-._ II the depot and downtown.A able to understand just why the

; ,thou cast into the sea; and shall not doubt in his .: : I I YANKEE citizens of Orlando do not appreciate -
THE MERRY-GO-ROUND this fine musical organization -
heart but shall believe that those things which 5: '
Longwood Youth
Center
he saith shall come to pass: he shall have whatsoever more.
ulth.--Mark 11:23. Explained By One of Backers Perhaps it Is because they see
be Brass Ring for Douglas 1 -- them so often on parades and at
*
*
Editor, Orlando Morning Sentinel: I civic affairs that they take themas
Our doubts are traitors. and make us lose the .r DREW PEARSON ; ETIBBViBCrvARDEBAKBlAN In our community a Youth Center a matter of course and take the

,- good we oft might win by fearing to attempt. [ltd- note-Drew Pcorson'i brass ring, good for oaa free r734W.MILWAUKEEWIS.. & has been started by some ot attitude "why pay for something

,.d .Shakes are. tide on the Washington M.rry.Go-Round, today goes to the younger generation. This I I we can hear for nothing" and do

Lewis Douglas, new Ambassador to England Youth Center has been opened not attend their concerts. Per-
:, : What Is A Communist? WASHINGTON Lewis Williams Douglas. eroa. ,.., LOG-StArred ro.mcn ,.-. KWT SaFt. PC just twice and already peopleare I haps too it is because they are
talking about It. I have heard I just a high khool band and not
newly-appointed Ambassador to the Court of St.
.. around that some of the older some high pressure advertised
: IS BECOMING more and more difficult James has three unique characteristics:
IT people are saying that it is a regular band from out of town. What-
: to call things by their right names. He was one of the few who could outcharm PITCHING HORSESHOES necking place. We would like ever the reason may be I do feel

::: The U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals has Franklin Roosevelt: he Is only one step removed very much to let these older people that it is high time the Orlando

... from being a British subject himself and parents know that there is citizens woke up to the fact in the

: ruled that in Illinois it is "libelous per se ....... -....'. ; and he can talk longer say On Stubbs the Rainmakerbut no necking or disgracefulness go- Orlando High School Band they

:1 [of itself] to write of a man or a corpora- less and still make people like ing on in the Youth Center. really have an asset to be proudof

which is saying a lot for a diplo- It is none of our busines% to and one they should considerone
; tion "Communists" "Com- .
that they are or : :: mat-or anyone else. B, BILLY ROSE when the bugle blew for the first race the know what goes on after the of their major attractionswhen

munist sympathizers. In addition Lew has crowded a "Bee's Knees" said Major Timothy Morgan. sun broke out like the smile on the face of a daily Youth Center is closed. it is up advertising their city.

This is "because the label of CommunisttJ .. great deal of valuable Government double winner. At the end of the eighth race, Wid- to the parents to see that their If it were not for pure lore of
Why Bee's Knees? I asked.'He's music and of
.*y. in the minds of many average and experience into his relatively ener handed Stubbs the bill with the three zeros children come straight home afterit encouragement a
fine band leader of
as happy in the mud as a water buffalo" many these
accused and all-in-all should it. is closed. We have chaperonesand
r .pectable persons, places the young life on boys and girls would, no doubt pet
beyond the pale of respectability and make an astute and able envoy to boomed the Major. "Five on his nose Is like twenty- "And 111 be jiggered" continued the Major, "if invite parents and other peo- discouraged. At a recent concertI

." makes him a symbol of public hatred, contrary ..4 \ the nation where we so badly need five In the bank." the sun didn't keep shining for the next fifteen I ple who do not have children. We was amazed and shocked at the
;:a j capable representation. We were in the clubhouse at Tropical Park race days! Stubbs puttered around in his little shack wish to let you know that this is DOOr attendance from an adver-

-1 to the statute, the Court said. c ; Douglas' close kinship with track in Miami. I had bumped into the Major when and the only moisture that fell on Belmont Park a clean respectable place where tised "Music Loving Community."

The ruling means that Westbrook Peg- s .& I .. the British is through his grandfather the rain chased me inside after the second race. As was the tears of the horse players." I your children may come to have The old saying "A man Is not

ler and the King Features Syndicate must Pearson a Scottish professor of always Timothy Morgan was exuding charm. larceny Morgan's voice broke off. At the starting gate some enjoyment. Maybe some of without honor except In his own '

face trial in a $6 million libel: suit broughtby geology who migrated ta Arizona and bourbon. We they were having trouble with one of the horses I you think that dancing is disgraceful country." is verily true In the case

A. N. Spanel and the International Latex via Canada where he established the beginning made our usual dealI .. The Major brought the glasses into sharper focus. but if you took dancingout of the band for last night at a
of the scene what would be concert they gave at Stetson Uni-
... Corp. of which Mr. Spanel is president. of the Phelps-Dodge copper millions. put up the money, he His neck muscles were getting a little bunchy, but
left to do? We have lots of other versity they played to a most appreciative -
But despite the fact that the family drew mil put up the information. he went on talking nice and easy. activities but most young people audience. and from an

WHOLE THING seems a bit ridic- lions from the USA and that the town of Douglas. The horses he touted in "At the end of the sixteenth perfect day the like to dance. We would appreciate sides were heard remarks of their

THE to us. Never at the height of the Ariz. is named for him. grandpa Douglas refusedto the third and Iourthracesweren't Board of Directors had a meeting. They wanted to any effort that the older ability, that though they were only

become an American citizen. .In fact. he sent very good. His know how come Widener was passing out a thousand generation would put forth so that high school students they played
infamous Fascist Nazi it
or regimes was his wife back to Canada whenever a child was feed-box special in the clams a day for some little nut to play 'Rain. the younger generation will havea like professionals. '

: libelous to place either of these tags on a expected so that all his children might be British fifth did a little better. It rain, go away.: They told Joe he was being playedfor decent place to go for good clean Will you please ten us band ad-t&

: .known member of either party. subjects. Of his two sons Walter Douglas remained finished next to last. a chump. The collector of paintings and ponies fun. mirers Just why your paper gives".

,&, .._ Communism to us is a system of social British to the end. But Jimmy Douglas. Lew's father As the bangtails paraded ( r didn't like being made out a fool. He moseyed over Longwood. H. E. B. publicity to football basketball,

;, organization in which goods are held in fell in love with Josephine Williams, daugh- out for the sixth the to the shanty and told Stubbs about the meeting. plays and other activities of the
school and neglects the band. Last
*' common. Communists are those who believe ter of a crusty Arizona miner who flatly refusedto drizzle worked itself up He told the Rain Maker the directors claimed he Fuller Warren Tells World Monday this band went to Tampaand

in this social order. let his daughter marry a "foreigner." Into a rain. The open had nothing to do with the good weather. I That GOP Is Doing Badly played for the Gasparffia par-
Only because of this did Lew Douglas the new grandstand boasted one "Well that was like telling Joshua the sun ade. Your mentioned
if This form of government was Editor papers never
once prac- bornan lone figure with a news- _ _ have Orlando Morning Sentinel:
Ambassador to Great Britain. happen to be would stood still without him. A hard light I it. Are your reporters allergic to
: ticed in Rflssia. The Russian Government Those conscientious but con-
American citizen. paper over his head. came into Stubbs' eyes. 'So that's how they feel: band music?
; still is known as Communistic, but in prac- Lew has kept extremely close ties with Canada. "This track could sure use Mr. Stubbs today." he snarled. 'Well. Ill show them. Tell those pot- fused Democrats who rejoiced I' EDWIN D. KTNSEY.

tice it is about as Communistic, in the dictionary however. and at one time served as chancellor of mused the Major. bellied skeptics I'm going to make it rain tomorrow and[licans many won did last] when November the Repub-must

sense of the word, as the regime McGill University in Montreal. And his father, "Who dat?" I asked. between the fourth and fifth races!' be dismayed by the way the, GOP More Attention for Safety

i L f of the late Kaiser Wilhelm Hohenzollern. despite the marriage to an American wife went "Stubbs, the Rain Maker," said the old boy. "That would be wonderful: said Widener and has been acting lately.A |Program Urged from Sanford

I It is true that the appellation "Communist" back to Canada, resumed his Canadian citizenship. "Didn't I ever tell you about him?" hustled happily back to tell the Board what was in few weeks ago. it was reliably Editor Orlando Morning Sentinel:
t and spent the rest of his life-as far from the hated They were edging the horses into the chutes from
reported Washington that
has
jl come to have a sinister meaning store."At We clipped 15 headlines from
a; to the man on the street however. Communist New Deal as possible. now. The Major snaked my binoculars out of the noon next day, the sun over Long Island the Republicans had set out to The Sentinel recently all reportIng -
Somewhat like his father Lew Douglas has case. "Look at Bee's Knees" he purred. "Pretty as had the sky to itself. Weather clear, track fast. wreck the Rural Electrification deaths or injuries from accidents

': now means a fellow with wild-flying sometimes hated the New DeaL Unlike his father, a horse on a merry-go-round." Weather ditto track ditto when the first three Administration which has broughtthe or violence.

whiskers and a bomb in his hand, trying to he has sometimes worked for it. "What about Stubbs? I probed. races were over. As the horses came up to the benefits of electricity to mil Knowing the sort of driving

:' steal our atom bomb secret and plotting to In fact: he has oscillated in and out of Govern- "It was a few years back." the Major began. post for the fourth Stubbs went into his shanty. lions of farm homes in America which is being done lately, we

overthrow the governments of the world. ment like an animated shuttlecock never quite "Joe Widener the Philadelphia millionaire was Uncertain little puffs: of smoke came hiccuping out and to'thousands of farm homes never try to go anywhere any more

,L Communist has come to mean a follower happy In private business, but always a little too bossman at Belmont Park. For three years hand of his tiny smokestack. At the end of the fourth right here In Florida. I unless However it is it absolutely necessary.
of independent for.Government service. running it rained almost every day of the racing Currently the Republicans are I would appear from
which
a regime seems to have aggres- raceMorgan's this that It Is almost as risky stay
Actually. Lew came to Washington five years season. Horse players were staying home by the fingers tightened around the barrelof ganging up on David Lilienthal
!, sion as its creed and expansion as its aim. i at home as being on the road.
before Franklin Roosevelt as a very young very millions. At one of the betting windows a cashierwas his binoculars. "There they go" he barked. For to prevent his becoming chairmanof I ling to driving of automobilesand
& The trial of Mr. Pegler and his syndicators raising a potted geranium on the sill. Joe and two he the Atomic Energy Commission.
energetic Democratic Congressman. Congress at long minutes peered through the drizzle.As trucks: We commend your
::: then, will stand or fall on a definition that time was packed with the dignified self- the Board of Directors were going nuts. the pack pounded across the finish line, our Lilienthal made a tremendous many editorials about this. urging

: that does not appear in the dictionary but satisfied solons of the Coolidge era. to whom "One day a wispy little geezer walked up to horse was nowhere in sight."I success of the"world's greatest more caution. The truth 15, how

:, has come to be the commonly accepted Douglas was a hot breeze of radicalism right off Widener My name is Stubbs said. 'Stubbs the guess Bee's Knees stopped to put on his rubbers public power project the Tennessee ever, we probably are not going to

meaning. It's an obscure point of law and the desert. Rain Maker. I can make it rain or turn it off likea ." I offered. Valley Authority. The Re- I have greatly Improved driving of
publicans believe electric I motor vehicles until the
power penalties
:. ,we're just as happy that we are not defend- Lew saw' in Franklin Roosevelt then Governorof shower bath. I guarantee results. My price is a "You can't win 'em all" sighed the Major. "I'll should be exploited exclusively by for misbehavior are made more
New York a refreshing contrast. He also saw thousand dollars for every clear day. Can you get you even on the seventh." I
:: ing ourselves from the charge; of libel. private companies and sold at extortionate severe than they are now. Much ,<
in Roosevelt a chance to upset the long drawn-out use me? "First get: me even on Stubbs." I persisted. "Did prices to the people. So more severe.

1 i Is Florida Republican era. So, attaching ,himself to the "Widener was nobody's fool but after three he make it rain?" they have set out to discredit Lil B. H. OUTHHHS.: II

Neglecting Treasures? Roosevelt campaign entourage he became one of seasons of cloudbursts and thunderstorms, he was "It didn't rain anywhere in the United States ienthal who made such a splendid Sanford.

!- ART TREASURES bequeathed FDR's close friends and eventually the New Deal's willing to try anything. 'You got a deal: he said. that day," snorted the Major. "They tossed Stubbs success operating a publicly own

THE first Director of the Budget. "A few days before Belmont opened that sum- and his shanty over the fence." ed power plant for the public

i by the late circusman John By. this time. however. Lew-and othersfoundthat mer. Stubbs rigged up a tar-paper shanty in a "What do you suppose went wrong?" I asked good.

ti: Ringling were gifts beyond price, and a he wasn't at all the radical the Coolidge- far corner of the park. It was full of wheels coils the old confidence man. Apparently, the Republicanswould

:: sacred trust upon the people of the State Hoover boys thought he was. In fact, his ideas on and doodads. He lugged them in at night and puta "That's easy." said the Major. The dam fool like to get their hooks into

:: to preserve for the world. economy were exactly opposite to Roosevelt's. Lew padlock as big as home plate on the door to keepit touted himself into believing his own swindle. atomic energy so as to exploit It

i'' One Michael M. Tuleja, who says he is was dead set against Government spending. He all secret. Smart fellow never does that. Now let me tell you for private profit. LIlienthal's record -

: an art expert from Princeton, N. J., is even tried to slash agricultural college appropriations -It was a bit cloudy the morning of opening day about the sure thing I've got in the seventh." as chairman of the Tennessee -

: alarmed the condition of recommended the abolition of eight collectorsof Valley Authority shows that
over many of the
the could
not
Republicans getaway
:. paintings i iA the Sarasota show place. internal and urged revenue a sales opposed tax.the public works program WESTBROOK PEGLER SAYS with such a "sneak play"if U

-. In a recent statement he sounds alarmed he becomes head of the Atomic
Soon he was accused of being the representative -
about the condition of the wonderful of J. P. l\lorran-to whom his family has Energy Commission. Therefore,
; collections of Rubens Looking Unions' Recordssuch they are out to "get" him. I
at Sarasota and says been close-inside the New Deal. at
The last time the Republicanswere
r. that "if I were a millionaire I would see Before Douglas split with Roosevelt he did one In power it took them nine

,that enough monev was provided to save important thing to which he now owes his present By WESTBROOK PEGLERIt fine or picketing for two eight-hour shifts wearingthe years 11921-29] to bring a panic

; :3hat treasure for Florida." This is a noble appointment as Ambassador; to London. He helpedget is pathetic that at this late date two committees sign. upon the country. This time if

t if ntiment. Unfortunately Mr. Tuleja is not his old of friend the Treasury.Dean Acheson Acheson appointed didn't Undersecretary agree- of Congress! -one of each House-should haveto The Utica [IN. Y.] Press carried a picture of a permitted to remain in power,
they will produce a panic much
: :rfe millionaire.
young woman holding an ice pack to her nose. She
with Roosevelt inflation either and also resigned.But waste time proving the obvious and conceded quicker.
: 3T says she quit the union in the plant where she
> 12 years later it was Acheson. now Under- fact that the conduct of unions toward the individual FULLER WARREN.
: RINGLING MUSEUM works and thereafter was persecuted.
pHE and art col-
secretary of State who put Douglas' appointmentacross worker\ has been brutal and degrading and
5X lection was bequeathed to the State with Truman as Ambassador to England. commonly includes collusion between vicious unioneers "They" whistled at her and called her names Orlando High School Band

; :'ithout funds to support and maintain it. and equally wicked employers.On until finally she couldn't stand It any more and Gets High Praise for Work

: =- The Board of Control, charged with caring Though Lew Douglas split with FDR over Gov- this latter point the conduct of certain opu- "sort of swung my boots." Orlando Morning Sentinel
Editor. :
; for the gift! has had to beg, borrow and ernment spending. he remained one of the few lent and heavy-handed contractors who build This seems to mean that a young girl took the For several months now I have WDBO 7:30 P.M.

.almost steal funds to preserve the $15 mil- individuals who could outchann Roosev lt. | aqueducts airports and tunnels, in II, conservative course of trying to kick men who were been following the various activi- :

: j1 ion proposition. Under the circumstances Despite the fact that he voted for Landon In the Joe Fay case has been a spectacular tormenting her, when she should have bought a --- ---- -' ----
..
workmanlike has 1936 and organized the independent Democrats for I illustration. ",, .- shotgun and blown their heads off. Then." she .. .. .....
: ra job been done be- --- -
:: .lieve.I we Wendell Willkie in 1940. Douglas rushed back to i I They are rich and ruthless, most .{ said, one gallant guardian of labor's gains "hit me ; :
FDR's bosom when war began. And FDR whose i of them politicians and as low as in my face and my nose and this other fellow hit I Congressman I :

i 5 There are three sources of funds which memory was long and sometimes vindictive, surprised -( the gangsters whom they subsidized L me. too." _ Ia O .0 LEACji

i the Board of Control might use to maintain everyone by welcoming; Low with open arms. ;, to terrorize the citizens who ; We had a charming and typical Incident of the HORIZONTAL 2

\the museum. First is the Ringling estate*, Lew's contagious smile, his ingratiating manner worked on the jobs. Some per- / same kind in New York. The night bell rang at an Preposition '
14 J CQC
;which still is in litigation. Then there is the his ability to get along with people were jured themselves in two trials- 4 undertaker's shop and the proprietor being Ill. his 1,5 Pictured 3 Bane A
repreNooee
rPossibility of legislative appropriation, a sometimes rated as even more beguiling than one in New York, the other in wife, an elderly woman. put on a robe and went sentative 5 Shed g

: ;longshot considering the current demands RoosenU's.Friends Nev.'ark-in the interests of their ? down to the office. Two men said a friend had died 10lnnercourt 6 Employs
for schools health said Douglas fascinated the late Presi- accomplice In the dirty work. and as she bent over the'desk writing the data she 7 Dress stone LrE _
: ; etc. Finally the Board
dent because he was the only man who had a better II Willows
Of course, they are strongly pro- was hit on the head. Reviving later, she crawledup 8 Of
tof Control could I
put provision for the technique as a charmer. union and praise the Wagner Act. [ the stairs and the cops were called. She was 13 Tree 9 Surgical tool

which permits them to deal with Feglera :seriously injured. A note was found on the desk 14 Deformed Journal 23 More halt 39 Impede

school
LEESBTJRO The prin- JACKSONVILLE amazing development of Flor- of the first Southeastern States e .

cipal should receive more atten- ida's livestock industry in recent years has been clearly Glider contest was won here [ to Orlando Morning Sentinel] lr MAYME HODGKIN .,

tion In future education plans, demonstrated during the last week, as on other recent ;: yesterday by an outstanding exhibition fs NEW YORK-Most Florida vegetables Our Own Staff Correspondent]

Don. R. Allen of Leesburg field occasions, by the exhibition of fine animals at the Central ton of Miami.of piloting by Fritz Comp- advanced in price last weekas SANFORD-The little Swedish settlement of Upsala, a'

supervisor division of instructionof Florida'State Farmers' Market in Ocala," said William L. ;. The Woodward F. Barnwell .1 the result of shortage createdby few miles southwest of Sanford, is greatly upset over the

the State Department of Education Wilson director of State Markets C Memorial Trophy for duration frost. Some commodities sold possible loss of one of the oldest churches in Seminole

UofF Phi Delta Phi out of the market
have spent considerable time national champion of Elmira N.Y. a were com I S. Sanford ex-minister
Gen. Henry Belemm.bought
to
made to In 1870 .
First he should be the pletely. At the same time Texas
j at Ocala market during this in his sleek Zamoria sailplane. -
realize his position as a school I past week as well as during the Pledges Ann unced.S Maurice Waters also of Elmira and California items have been 12,535 acres of the old 4
aupervisor and as a director of Aberdeen-Angus show staged a'' iol Orlando Morning Sentinel] took the spot landing trophy. plentiful. and in some cases prices Valdez grant on Lake Monroe
learning AlIen said. Second he little earlier and I must say that [ to The Stanley C. FiersteiiT have eased because of increased where he laid out Sanford. At this I Truck Driver
should have many of his present the animals exhibited and the GAINESVILLE Twentysixnew Memorial trophy was won by I supplies. time he sent a ship to Upsala.
... duties removed by the employmentof enthusiasm evidenced provide sure members have been pledgedto Tom Turner, Orlando for first Snap beans are always one of Sweden which returned with its
of adequate clerical assistants and proof that we are on our way toward Phi Delta Phi internationallegal attaining In the meet a "C" pilot the. items to start climbing when cargo of Swedes and they settled
of responsibility to an increased and rapid development rating. several miles to the "west calling
In delegation fraternity by the CockrellInn there is a freeze and this year is
other school personnel. Third of this industry. Sensational acrobatics by master no exception. At the close beans their new home Upsala. Dies in Wreck
leadership training conferences "This seventh annual Southeastern Chapter at the University of glider jockies made judging diffi- HAROLD C. HIPPLER were bringing $7.00-9.50 per bushel Gen. Sanford gave to this

should be organized at the State Fat Stock Show just Florida. I I cult. The judges' final decision heads drive 1 I but there were poor beans as group about four acres on whichto
colleges to provide for him the staged utilized a portion of the Central Florida pledges included went to Kim Scribner. Miami who low as $1.50. Limas also sharedin erect a church school and lSoeiol:: to Orlando Morning Sentinel]
same stimulation and guidance facilities which will when completed : Walter Akerman and H. I finished the optional maneuvers the advance and the few good cemetery. They collected money I LEESBURG-Lake County; authorities -

which have so effectively aided comprise the State' pure- Bates Orlando; A. Max : G'I I with a spine-tingling outside ones were $6.00-7.00 per bushel. among themselves and built were Investigating yesterday

the superintendents of the StateIn I 1 bred livestock is of pavilion. This i I Titusville: Karlyle F. loop.For the first time In sailplane Chinese ReliefCampaign Cabbage has not improved much their low It<
halfdozensuch
property one
raising their educational standards show ring projects a plannedby er. Sanford; George C. Pringle, ''' flight a radio communication between I and best sacks closed around $125 Gen. Sanford gave them a beau- ert Julian Denham. 35, a nativeof
Allen said. Commissioner Nathan Mayoof Leesburg. pilot and the ground kept with some hampers at 150200. tifully resonant bell from Belgium '1 killed instantly
"The proposed educational Florida's Department of Agriculture I, the spectators informed over the New York State still has plenty bf to hang in the steeple. Florida was
program of the Citizens Com- in his long-range effortsto Brotherhood Meeting public address system handl by Set cabbage for shipment while Texas. In the little cemetery beside the,. Saturday night. It was reportedhis
mittee can do much to help promote the livestock industryin I I Don Stremmel. of the sensations Arizona and California all have church lie the majority of these light pickup truck left the
make possible the recognition this State."Success Planned For Polk of Fritz Compton as he soared normal supplies available. first Swedish settlers but a num- road just south of Lady Lake on
and development of the school over the field. I'I [Special to Orlando Morning Sentinel] Demand for celery has been ber of their children still live at I
principal: into a position of Market organization achieved Jn by promotionof the Ocala I I II [Special to Orlando Morning Sentinel] George Tabery, Flushing, N. '. EUSTIS United Service to good and the total supply is ,I Upsala and their church Is revered Highway 19 and struck a light

forceful leadership. Higher sal- the livestock industry in that LAKELAND-Under the spon- Y.. was compelled to land on an China Campaign will be carriedon moderate. Prices were strongerat as a monument to the dead. pole. Denham's chest was crushed
aries for himself and for his area is in my mind attributable sorship of the National .Conference island east of the field in the the close with rood quality Though the church is a memberof and his skull fractured.
teachers will tend to raise the very largely to the interest of I of Christians and Jews a St. Johns River but was later in Florida during April Har- Florida Golden at $8.00-9.00 per the Lutheran Synod of Minneapolis I Survivors are his parents Mr.
level of morale and possibly Commissioner Mayo and the' Polk County Brotherhood meeting safely towed off and returnedto old C. Hippler, State chairman,I crate. these folks never dependedon 1 and Mrs. James Denham of Lady

bring back into the classroom active leadership in that area provided I Twill be held at Florida Southern State the municipal Director of airport.Aviation William i'![ announced here yesterday. II | Greens of all sorts are very the synod for a minister\ but I'Lake; three sisters. Mrs. J, S'Us-
many capable teachers who are by W. E. Ellis treasurer of ,,I College Sunday afternoon. March and C. Lazarus who witnessed i h 1 Hippler is Eustis' city attorney. j'' scarce since California and Texas i I instead secured and paid for one !I sell of Wildwood. Fla.; Mrs. G T.
now engaged in other fields. The the Central Florida State Farmers' 9, with all nationalities races enthusiastic are short. Florida dandelions themselves. The pews were hand- Loucakis of Pierson. Fla.. and
the two-day tourney was
Florida
to be chairman for
Issuance of certificates based Market. Ellis has throughout the religions expected repre- t Honorary made the residents there and "
about the development of brouzht $66 per bushel and es- by Mrs. Murray Fortner of Live Oak
upon professional training beyond history of the State Markets organization sented. this new sport for Florida and is Gov. Millard F. Caldwell who carole is likewise bringing high the trees on the property were Fla.; three brothers James O.
'
the master's degree with taken time out from his I I II commended Sanford officials for accepted appointment from an i, prices, $400-450 per bushel. planted by the children. I Denham of Alma Fla; A E. Den-
substantial salary increases may business activities to aid in the bandry as they pursue their textbook the splendid manner in which the old University of Virginia classmate I There was a decidedly strong It was not always that the ham of Macon. Ga. and Coral M.
encourage many principals and direction and development of the studies."Strawberry; 'contests were handled. I former U. S. Secretary, of market on peppers since this veg- church had a minister but it Denham of Lady Lake Fla.
teacher to for furthertralDlnl' Ocala market. He and his associates offerings on the : was always kept in repair by
I etable
plan frozen out
I I i State Edward R Stettinms Jr. : was to a large i i Mr Denham was a veteran of
have built up a vital interest Plant City State Farmers' Market 1 t contributions from the members.
in and
supervision extent. One mark of Florida
in the market enterprise during the last weekly report per- I According to Hippler"a relativei i pep- I World War n. having served over
>
i Dunne the absence of minister -
a
leadership. in crates ,
and the general promotion of the iod showed a slight advance according -, Stetson Plans ly small sum of money pers brought $11 on service three years in the Army. Funeral
"The principal in large determines livestock industry in Central flor- to Market Mgr. R. E.John- raised not so much to feed China's Thursday and some other good ) the only was a 1 services will be conducted from
the kind of a school the ida. son. A total of 206,280 pints pass- ever-present hungry but rather to stock at $9.00-10.00 for the 1 1-2 I Sunday School. \the Lady Lake Baptist Church
community has. If he is aggres- "We hope to have the Ocala \ed through the market at daily help the Chinese provide their I bushel crate. Some bushel baskets I According to Mrs. T. O Tyner, Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
sive and forward-looking he Is show place completed within the price averages ranging from 30J3! New Courses own\ needs from resources at handor sold up to $7.50. daughter of one of the first set : with the pastor Rev. J. W.. Johnston -
able to mold even a poorly train- next few months. Another important cents to 34>2 cents per pint. 'which with technical skills New potatoes have not done so tlers when workmen attempted to officiating
ed faculty into a working unit that project of the same typeis "II. J. Lehman, manager of I may be developed well as some of the other items repair the steps recently the com- I Pallbearers will be chosen from
will begin to show marked prog- slated for early completion at the Sanford State Farmers' [pedal Orlando Morning Sentinel !I United Service to China I possibly because of the abundance munity suddenly found that the his friends in Lady Lake. later-
ress. Quincy. Orlando. Bartow and Market has reported many farm- I to Hipplrr said )crew out of the of old potatoes. Late this past church was no longer their property ment will be in Lady Lake Ceme-
Belle Glade are also included in ers in that section are resetting I DELAND-Because he believesthat !', old United China Relief whichwas week prices eased off and Red ; They found that a court tery under direction of Beyers Fu-
South Carolina claims to have the group of show places planned plants and planting seedson i a successful business man supported by floridians, Bliss in 50-pound sacks sold order had been granted to a for- neral Home.
the oldest drugstore in the nation by Commissioner Maya, A acreage damaged by cold must know something more than and which organization later : arouni 82.252.50.Relatively I mer member transferring the
one was In business before 1781 show place at,the University' of early in February. He estimates ,business mathematics accounting. functioned as a part of the war ] few Florida tomatoes property to the Board of Home I
.a and still can be seen In Charles- Florida will provide facilities to that celery suffered about 30 percent J or the principles of economics and chest while war was in progress."Eight j I are arriving Some stock. sold' Missions of the Swedish Lutheran ford And now they are told that
{''JIll p ton. I aid students; in animal bus- damage by (cold cabbage business administration EdwardC. I years of war," Hippler : at $525-6.30 per lug but more of Augustana Synod of Minneapolis. t the building will itself be razed.
about 25 per cent, lettuce about Furlong actinz head of the i stated, 'left tragic wreckage on'China's 'lit sold lower. I!I Immediately following their Thus the Swedes of Upsala have
60 per cent. The damage toyounl' |Stetson University School of BusiI I M i beautiful bell was removed as were begun a battle for the life of this
soil, bit not in the hearts
and squashwas I ness. has announced that start- the and the deed landmark which ranks with'the
peppers corn A ushabti buried in ancient pews original
Close In---Guest Home in of the Chinese. The Japs destroyed'
about 75 per cent at Sanford jinit next Fall a course logic the handwriting of Gen. San- oldest in Seminole County.In .
tombs
Egyptian was a figure Iin
'will be required for a degree from much which had taken centuries II |! sup-,I
and hardier such
crops as
posed to be the who
gardener
the business school. Ito build. Many public spirited men
I
132 East Concord Ave. carrots turnips beets and I
unions about 15 per cent. I "A business man should be | and women in all walks of life I I I would grow food for his master.I,

Old established paying Guest Home completely fur- "Shipments from the Pahokee able to think straight to anal- i feeling that a debt is owed the I I. Nationally Known
nished: 5 bedrooms and glass-inclosed sleeping porch: State Farmers' Market totaled 32 I I yze a situation and to realizeall 'Chinese for keeping the Japs at See Us Before
3V baths double garage. Incomplete cottage in rear. cars one night during the last its possibilities before mak- bay until help arrived and thus YOU. I
Several fruit trees. lot approximately 65' x 150', week. Market Mgr. J. A. Dulany ing a decision," Prof. Furlong preserving, the Orient now want I LAKE WALESthe
This property must be sold quickly for personal reasons. reported. Of this total. 21 cars said. "Except in the accounting ''to repay that obligation.
Inspect it today and make an offer! were loaded with celery for which field we do not stress specialization ; I' Among them are the present I
demand has been good with Pascal so much as a good background Secretary of State, General BUY [ city of tremendous growth]
PHONE 4274 FOR APPOINTMENT slightly stronger Golden about to fit the student to" George C. Marshall. He and Paul

I'steady, quality fair to good. Cab- adapt himself to any situation. G. Hoffman industrialist are GRAND REAL ESTATEAUCTION
BROKERS PROTECTED
bage haulings have been light, demand A new}!
slow. which wfi/ lead to a B S. degreein I General Insurance
United Service to China. Stet-
that subject, will be institutedat Mortgage Loans
---- ---
I tin ius is national campaign chair-
Stetson. for the first lima in Real Estate SALEWednesday
man. Former Gov. Charles Edison.
the Fall of 1947 Among new
will also be entitled : the 100th birthday anniversay of
one
"C.P.A.courses Review" to give those majoring 'whose father. Thomas Edison Hall Bros. Agency March 5th starting 1 1:30 P. M.

The Amoco Dealers of Orlando Florida in accounting valuable experience Floridians celebrated last month lit N. Orange Tel. 9189
with a type of test simi- I lis chairman.
lar to those given by the State 67 CHOICE LOTS
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cordially invite you to popular course at the De-
Land institution is that in Federal all wonderful large homesitesin
Income Tax Accounting
taught by Dr. Leo Spurrier. ''1 4taupqt beautiful DRUID HILLS
Courses in statistics and invest- f
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M. Phillips, nationally recognized r streets cement sidewalks water electricity etc.

SEE AND HEARPROF. authority formerly stat- h Located one mile east of center of City of Lake Wales on
istician for the War Department -
I Hesperidcs Rd.; within view of the world renowned BOK
. Washington. D. C.. and .n TOWER.
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of Education. Other courses Include above sea level.
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,...
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Business is second to that of the

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QUIZ
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students taking business courses.
As Gen. Omar Bradley, head of moth proofing and dyeing call
the Veterans' Administration recently -
pointed out. more GIs are 2-2431
taking business courses under the
GI Bill of Rights than any other
subjects To care for the increased Orlando Steam Laundry
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* some of the most exciting and thrilling fishing in this To See Action Named Big Ten
-
':;entlre section as there Is always that chance. when fishing in the : Feature Race

;'ocean of something big grabbing your line and snap goes the line ckfr St. Pete Meet
}
-'which; I've seen time and again happen that Is what they like-they \ck
In Three Meets On CardBuck Court
Cycle
"all want the big boys." Eddie says. % ChampJACKSONVILLE

"One day last Spring while watching a group fishing off the -
:
AV Brigance of Charlotte. N.
south side of the pier where yon could see thousands of tarpon I JACKSONVILLE IAP] Forty- ( Laffoon Third c., won the featured 10-mile event rAP] St. Petersburlfs -

'? feeding nineof the in Just a few minutes time all had strikes : ,
croup eight high school basketball teams : I'V I for expert riders in the first an- I basketball team is the

r: and all had the same treatment. Mr. Tarpon had everything his will begin preparing today for ST. PETERSBURG [TAP] Jimmy :nual $1,500 Florida All-Star Mo- 1947 Big Ten Conference champion : -

,own way after making his first run and after the usual jump there three State tournaments after
.' Demaret of Ojai Calif., won the torcycle Races in which 59 entries with Miami Edison the runIii
;
was a chorus of pistol shot-like noises as the lines snapped and then having shots at State titles $10,000 St. Petersburg Open Golf ;
won participated over a wind-swept and' nerup and Hillsborough of Tampa T'
the usual swearing and if I had a done it this way-well. that makes I in 20 group meets which were 1 : Tournament here yesterday with wet mile track at Seminole Speed- third, unofficial averages compiled
I a 72-hole total of 280 and projected -
this game Interesting. here yesterday revealed.
concluded last week.A way yesterday. Some 1300 chilled
As for the tarpon fishing which is the best in the Spring. fisher- I : V4.Ic himself as the leading money I i I Coach Fred Geneva's powerful
total of 16 quintets are en- winner of the Winter golf circuit. spectators saw Brigance push his ,
Green Devils ended their season
'men in boats with the right tackle could have more sport and fun "a
. !, tered in each of the Class A. Band V' The victory over the 6.260yard'asadena Harley-Davidson the 10 laps in, with an unofficial rating of 22.50
than they could ever hope for and it is here for them. but you have to VV '
I C tourneys with all three affairs Municipal Course was eight minutes and 54.2 seconds. j>i under the Dickinson system; whichis
be in a boat to play the big fellows-the pier is to tough to handle -' worth $2.000 to Demaret whose Bill Huber used to determine the final
opening Thursday and ending of Jacksonville. national -
them babies. J Saturday.The ? score for the route Was four under champion for the three five.. standmgs in the annual race
par.Three and eight mile tracks in 1941.V' Edison posted a 22.08 mark and

"In the last few weeks we had an unusually good run of ehobies. A Class A meet is scheduled strokes behind the winner placed second with Bobby Baer of, Hillsborough came up with a final
at Tampa the Class B In at 283 was Jim Ferrier of Baton
Rouge. La., third. rating of 21.25. Jacksonville Jackson -
Mr. and Mrs. Wright of Daytona caught 375 pounds in one day using I
Seabreeze High at Daytona San Francisco who received
; Johnny Butterfield of Jacksonville I snared fourth place with 18.75.
Jive shrimp they weighed up to 40 pounds per for the three days fishing Beach and the Class C at $1,400 for runnerup honors. Ky State Tourist Trophy Champion -I Orlando, although a second

they caught 800 pounds and that is 800 pounds of fighting'fishing., Mount Dora. Laffoon of Orlando shot a 286 captured the 10-mile featurefor division team. walloped both

ai you can ask some of the Central Florida boys that come over with Only the winner and runnerupin I 4 4aaL to win third place and $1,000. i amateurs aboard his Harley- Plant and Ilillsborongh duringthe
it
their fresh water outfits and get tangled up with these ehobies or each of the Class B and ClassC ,f Demaret's score for the morning .' Davidson while Wally Aiken. State regular season the two victories -
meets are eligible to try for 1 18 was a two-over-par 73 and Flat Track Champion from Daytona enabling the Tigers to tie
:
triple; :
tails much to their sorrow that they didn't have something aur __. Beach, came in second with
State crowns but all four teams VV he followed it up with a 72 on the I Plant for fifth place with 17Jt.
bitter stronger. his Indian and Ray Putman of
gaining the semi-final round in ENVY OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD: Little five-year-old Mike Myatt afternoon round. 1 Lee is next in line with 17.08.
I "During the cold spell we had a good run of beautiful oceanfront 1 Ferrier Belmot N. C.. placed third on a
each of the four Class A group runs across diamond at Washington Senators' training field at Tinker put together scores of Harley. Other standings: Landon. 18.25;
weighing 1 to 4 Ibs. which bite fast these cold mornings 4-72 while Laffoon had 7376. ;I
, on tourneys will compete in the a I Orlando's own Joe Riddle and Jefferson of Tampa. 15.00; Lakeland -
1 Field flanked by pitcher Rae Scarborough left and his father
. an live shrimp and plugs. Last Saturday a man and his wife caught Cigar City.Pairings. A high wind which blew across I Dick O'Brien produced the most 14.17; and Miami Jackson.

170 Ibs. and the next moraine his wife couldn't take the old and seeding for the George_Myatt...... infielder. the course hampered the players; thrilling race of the day as they 13.75.
three meets made yesterday and their also The final von-lost record of each team
being scores
are V
up fought it out for the lead in the
weather so he braved It and caught 112 pounds of them with in conference play only
by Lafayette Golden executive suffered from chilly weather anda 10-mile feature for novices with Team W L fW PASt
fishermen all around him not catching: all which goes to show you secretary of the Florida High Entries Grow water-soaked course.College Riddle retaining a lead he commanded Petersburg _- 12 3 see 444

that It's all in knowing how mainly what depth to fish and right School Athletic Association and Skin InfectionsBother : at the first of the race Edison Hl1laberou.h n__ 13 10 4 3 502"S 410 454Jas

timing on hooking after the strike but some guys still say it's luck are expected to be announced and staring off a late race challenge ,Plant J.c..n. .. __ 10 S bOi 503
10 a
. but Ire seen It happen too many times the same fellows making the later this week. For Gold Medal Cage by O'Brien to win In 8:58. ORLANDO 6 7 670 472 558 In
Coaches of the 48 Pete Folse of St. Petersburg Lee VV- I I 521 6411
usual good catches with people all around them drawing blanks. competing Landon ___ 5 '1 515 405
Two NatsOutfielder
teams are sending in their choicesfor Titles placed third. all three riding I Jefferson ________ 5 11 K' cia
It's a lot in using the right bait'and right rigging of tackle and one favored Quints and the seed- Court TourneyThe Nearly Harleys in the event Lakeland _,___u. __ 4 12 610 629Mismi

Important thing in pier fishing Is using a long length wire leader. ings will be compiled by Golden Riddle also set the fastest time Jackson V 1 14 4" KI

I "On the right days here which means clear water and the right from these lists. Boromle Fish Co.'s highly Gil Coan and Pitcher All Settled trial for the day as he toured the
mile in 52 seconds at rate of
or
a
Entries In the Class A Walter Masterson both were
meet (
winds, we have had good catches of blues whiting, snook, pompano champion and runnerup first and second.respectiTely. croup. rated basketball team from Tampa suffering from skin infections NEW 69.23 miles per hour. O'Brien was JayCees FaceO'Brien

drums,sea bass and covlo or salmon trout. But when it is bad it really teams): followed by other el1lble. runners up to Orlando's Bum yesterday as the Washington Sen- the snarl YORK in the(Big UP]Nine Except, college for j i second highest with 55 seconds.

la bad and makes a day of dull fishing but that is part of the fishing Group, Lee 1-pHuaeola. Leon of Tallahassee by Hardware in last year's State ators resumed practice after two basketball champions were well i I The day's events were unmarred
and Jarknon.
both of Jaeksonrllle. accidents track
came and it can change from good to bad quick-that is one reason j I ford.Group Jesuit ORLANDO.of Miami Lakeland.. San-'AAU meet. has filed an entry for days of idleness due to rain. established yesterday enabling''',I by soaked with or weekend spills on rains a that FiveTonight's

why 1 am very cautious in Bending the word to so many of our Orlando Group Hlllsborouch.. 8U Petersburg the Orlando Gold Medal Tourna- Coan's rash was a recurrence of fans to begin argument on prob- ,delayed the time trials and starting -

Friends when we have a good run as I don't like to have a party come Sarasota Group 4-Port Plant. Lauderdale Miami Beach ment which opens here this week- the type which hampered him fora able tournament champions. of the racing program while

that distance for a bad day of it. There are some times that we know Edison. Miami Senior. month during last year's Spring Texas won the Southwest track officials dried the surfaceoff play In the Class A
Class B entries (championship team end.The training. He will be tested for allergies Conference crown with two for the events.
tOt sure and we send the word out. when Orlando first in each croup league will shake loose the three-
Usually an party Group Marianna, Tate 3 Tampa team became the this week Masterson's infection week-end triumphs over Arkansas Other remit: aO'Brien's
; Oroup tie
has a good day the grapevine starts working and the pier is usually Lake City. Perry; Group 3-Oc.1., Ket- ninth entry the tournament has was said not to be serious. ; Wyoming defeated Utah Fire-mile Pete norlre.Folse.first St.heat Petersburg: Jo. Middle.Oriancto and. way Pharmacy Bumby Hardware.and the JayCees -
;:
fun the following day." breeze terlinus of of Daytona 8t. Augustine Beach.;EustU.:Group Group 4-Sea S received to date; and took sole possession of the Fred K.Iobu.. Vincetawn. N. J.. <4:32 S). are deadlocked at for league

=Fort. Pierce_. _Apopka:_Oroup_ -::Frostprooi. Tourney officials last night an- WEST PALM BEACH (UP Big Seven championship; UCLA O'Brien.Five-mile Orlando povice.: Cowboy second Ramstead.heat: Dick Corpus leadership. Bumby is expected to
Laze' wales: uroup 1-TarponSprings. 'nounced that in the event "five or
dropped Southern Californiaand
Brandon. Group Homestead, Fermin (Mickey] Guerra the only Christ Texas and Edwin: WUlett. I keep the race a two-way affair as
CLOVER Pompano i J six more entries are received. play won the Southern title in Trenton. N. J 44 38 6)Firemile I
GRILL Evangeline LeagueInvestigations Philadelphia Athletic holdout, {they tackle a Rutland's five that
heat
I amateur first : Johnny
I Class C entries (championship team first will get underway Thursday night. the Pacific Coast Conference .
t. In each group I agreed to terms after a telephone Bntterfieid. Jaeksonrllle; Ray Putnam.Seimot has failed to win a single game In
7LCOt1ETIT. End with the JayCee ail in Saturday Columbiais N C.. and Mont Atwell. Lake
Oroup Chumnckla. Paxton I Bumby along games.
:J.s& H Block From Oracle Leo : Group 2 I conversation with Owner Connie Worth (432>. i the second half at 7:45: pm.
Good Food Rea.soaj.ble Price BATON ROUGE.. fAPJ Investigation Poplar Havana. Spring.Grecoxbero.Apalahicola Group; 4 Group--St. 3..JeI -- I and possibly O'Brien representatives Mack. virtually certain of the Ivy Five-mile amateur. second! heat: Wally O'Brien's and the JayCees will
WE SERVE ONLY THE BEST of alleged scandals in I seph's of Jacksonville. Hilliard: Group S-- in the Orlando City League crown, Oregon State Aiken.. Daytona and BeachLouis Weichman Puckrtt.Wichita.Orlando clash in the nightcap at 9 pm.
Fuzz
WESTERN STEAKS the Evangeline Baseball League 'Our Archer Lady Hawthorne of Perpetual. ; Group Help Weirsdale.of Tampa League as well as the DeLand MIAMI [UP] The Boston won the Northern FCC diadem I Kan. <4 37 5>. with the winner certain to at least
Rome Baked Pastry Bad Boils which resulted in five players being I'i Groifp Tavares, Lyman. Group S-Red-; All-Stars MacDill Field Au- Braves defeated the St. Louis a week ago. and St. Louis already Fire-mile; expert! first beat. Billy Huber.Jacksonville I remain tied for league leadership
land. LsteUeKentucky's burndale and two teams from has clinched the Missouri ; Buck Brlcance. Charlotte and I
I I i should Bumby capture the opening
-.- declared Ineligible. yesterdaywas Browns in an exhibition game i Bobby Barr Baton Route 14.30'
declared ended with action Lakeland have signified their Valley title. I Fire-mile expert. second heat. : (Cancelled -
no in the 7 to 3, despite cold weather due to late start of procram due to
I intention of competing Kentucky, National
defending ;
I : !
pending against anyone else. and late arrival of Manager ,. wet rounds).
tournament. invitational champ won both the
The statement was made at a tilt.FISHING
I Billy Southworth and six members PARTY
regular-season Southeastern Conference
meeting of club owners here by Championship trophies will be I
Rutland's of the Braves' varsity. title and the loop tourna- Hockey StandingsNATIONAL
League President J. Walter Morris placed on display at BOATON
and concurred in by President Cage Monoply sometime this. week it was an- ment. The Wildcats already have HOCKEY LEAGUE
.... OAS
T. W L T Pts GF LAKE APOPKA. Modern New Cabin
George.M. Trautman of the Na- nounced. PHOENIX Ariz. (UP] Larry. accepted a bid to defend their Msoteml -_--__ 30 14 .1 It* 121 Cruiser. Kates: 7 to II Mrae.na, day
tional Association*of Professional Outlook Jansen, right-handed pitcher who national crown. I _nto nn_ M 17 5 61 It* 141 *4O, Vk-day IJOI HP to 6 persons. day
BrightLOUISVILLE __ __ 1' 22 Ie 4* 14* 150 .
Boston 530.day HO. lleeervat Chaos
won 31 and lost six for San Fran- West Virginia also has accepteda n --
.
Baseball Leagues. New YorkDetroit --.__ 20 24 6. 144 150 4460. Charter Fishing! Serrica.3T24. Sos
(API The horrifying cisco last year signed a New York bid to the National Invitational. I 17 24 Ie 44 1ST 1M OrlandoFis..
Zaharias Wins and 'Chicaqo V 17 28 4 3* 1S4 207
other possibilities
thought that Kentucky's Giant contract. are Navy AMERICAN' HOCKETeam LEAGUE
Syracuse, Seton Hall. Bradley Eastern DivisionPhiladelphia .

I the Climate most of the major team yesterday, to add a sixth con- Spring training was the Southwest candidate
We InstallED with
L scoring records only two men- secutive victory in her spectacular afternoon a two-and-a-half hour and the UCLA-Oregon State MODERN EQUIPMENT ...

I.I. four times all-SEC Forward Jack march down Winter fairways. workout. winner probably will representthe MRS.TAXPAYER Itthe
I. Tingle and Guard I far West. Duke North Caro- We have done away with
MAYO'S Reserve Buddy I The match played into a stiff INCOME TAX work II oar .sinesf
HAVANA. Cuba (UP] A squadof shaving mug and brush
Parker. lina and North Carolina State
Joe Holland's
want- Only
eligi- and chilly northwest wind was OPEN EVENINGS tIIn March U
101 N. Main St. Tel. 9782 you bility will run out next season even up till the seventh hole 27 Brooklyn Dodgers took off were in the running for the EOLA BARBER SHOPA.

"Steam Cleaning, SlmonizJng among the other eight. when Kirk's drive went out of by plane for Caracas. Venezuela Southern bid. and Columbiawas W. C. SPURGEON 1.. DIcUmsoB. Prep.

and Undercoatlng The ease with which the bounds and gave the national I but Pitchers Hal Gregg and Hank a possibility as Eastern rep- Z1J N. Mala St. Near Post OfficeMADDEN'S OrUido/i only air-conditioned ikop
when champions handled all comers women's champion a chance to Behrman were left behind becauseof resentative.The 22 E. Washington ,St.

you in the tournament-climaxed by surge ahead. physical ailments. two Big Nine leaders. Wisconsin -
+ and Illinois beaten
SEPTIC TANKS ,: Saturday night's 55-38 waltzover The Findlay", Ohio, star threat- were
ST. PETERSBURG [APJ First Saturday and yesterday a three-
a hot Tulane team-left an ened again when the Babe's driveto
BUILT-INSTALLED want it! outlook only of gloom for the the tenth hole veered into the Baseman Stan Musial of the St. way title tie was possible with REFRIGERATION SERVICE ALUMINuMROOFING
REPAIRED 560 Louis Cardinals ended Indiana shoving into the picture.
GAL. other campaigners. ,rough and riled her into picking his hold- DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL
A of I I the ball and conceding the hole. out siege yesterday. Manager The Hoosiers defeated Illinois on DONT FUSS
Approved by Stats recapitulation tourney accomplishments up Eddie Dyer announced This was Saturday 48 to 41, while Minnesota FONE GUS rnMF 779A
by the R u p p Wisconsin 58 to 55. Orisado. PU.
Board of Health" confirmed at St. Louis by Owner dropped ZZ3 Magnolia Are.
Rifles showed at least 11 new records Sam Breadon. If Indiana beats Purdue Monday Backed by 20 Years Experience

PLUMBINGREPAIRS I Th. new were written into the books.I'i Elmer Ray, disclosed. Terms were not night and then Purdue whips Wis- j Reflects Heat For

including the most points scored cousin in their replay game; the
In' a single game and the most Walcott Meet Hoosiers can tie with the Badgersand CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH A LifetimeSee
CARACAS Venezuela [ A P ]
licensed Room Air Condltlon.r in four games. I Illmi. Your Dealer or
By
Other Kentucky records Included Rookie Al Lyons pitched and bat- SERVICEDr. Hardware Store

Plumber/ : Most tournaments won. ted the New York Yankees to a H. T. UthUut

gives you the Mst of a nine; most times to reach Tuesday NightNEW 5-4 victory over the Magallanesclub Ace Adams Claims Chiropractor Profile Supply Go.PAINT
.
Glenn I. of the TIS W. Colonial Dr.
Kolliday finals. 11 most Venezuelan League.
in I
; points tournaments

ments won, four; most field whipping Jersey Joe Walcott last (API Ace Adams 1
goals 137; most men on All- November will try to prove the JACKSONVILLE TAP] Charles Georgia farmer and baseball player $25 $90

Conference team five; most ,victory was no fluke Tuesday nightby (Rabbit] Smith a halfback on the who "jumped" the New York Undercoating 123 Jet Plane Spray Wax Job (13 '

field goals in one game 44 taking on the Camden N. J.. University of Georgia's undefeated Giants last April says he wouldn't e. Polishing Balanced'; 11-SO-:We-Do Wrecks Anvthme.Rebuilt Wheels Allened-

Can BOYTE:, one of Central [against Vandy], and assorted veteran again at Miami. 1946 grid machine signed a con- return from the Mexican Leagueto EASY MONTHLY PAYMENT

Florida's biggest and best Exterminating others. The Florida flailer, who now tract with the Chicago Cardinalsof American baseball if given the STIVERS-PONTIAC

Jack Tingle's selection lists Minneapolis as his fighting the National Professional Foot- chance.
companies Cus- on the .
l1t ball '2 W. COLONIAL PHOXB Z ZJIResidential '
''r. "League here last night. .
tomers protected under $5,009 .. All-Conference team for the address had hung up a long seriesof Thirty-five years old yesterday

Bond. Licenced and insured fourth time was another record.I knockouts up until he met Jersey LYTELL FAVORED the former National League pitcher -

For further information on 4 Joe in Madison Square Gar- BOSTON [API Bert Lytel. told the Atlanta Constitution I .

rats roaches termites, ants den. He didn't kayo Walcott but I sharpshooting Negro southpaw that for fellows like himself who 1 Have "Kindly" Light
etc. Call or write I Shorts1 managed to squeeze out a decision middleweight from are past their baseball prime the
Sports \ to 10 rounds.On I Fresno. Calif.. Mexican League is a "golden op- &Commercial_ ; =V
BOYTEEXTERMINATING rates as a slight favorite over In the home or la the office,
North Carolina State has Friday night Ike Wil slugging Mad Anthony Jones of portunity. I ? our Custom Venetian Blmd will
been VENETIAN
not advise
However he would I .
CO. liams. NBA lightweight king Boston. for their 10-round feature let light serve your changmfneeds.
seeded first and North
Carolina young American players on their "< More light less l1bt-in
from Trenton. N. J.. will
2!! S. Main Tel. 9532WELLS second in the Southern Confer- oppose boxing bout tonight at Mechanics way up to cast their lot with the BLINDS a trice at a touch of your hand! V
I Orlando basketball I Willie Russell of Columbus in Building. Notice bow ultra-modern Shops
ence tournament ,
open- a 10-reund non-title fight<< in Mexicans. emoloy our Venetian* lor per.
ing Thursday at Durham. N. C. .1 I Columbus. Ohio. HocKey scones fect'y regulating air. light and

We Guarantee it gently..ventilates; theyear $ is receiving penicillin injections at

Water or No round. Three walnut Johns Hopkins Hospital and will officers of the Central Florida WINDOWS PLASTER 20% DISCOUNTFEB. i
smart undergo his second heel operation Kennel Club were returned for

1 Pay models for any room. Quiet... tomorrow.Bill another year at the annual meet- FLOORING SIDING 27th THRU MAR. 6th .
Wright star Tennessee basketball ing of the group. Mrs. RaymondP.
) We will glady quickly installed.Built by Carrier, guard has signed a base- Potter was retained as club CEILING ROOFING City Gas Floor Furnaces f

I Curb Service Tasty Sandwiches. Shrimp and Chicken Baskets express a determination that I f
COLISEUM I Sweden must avoid becoming a
5568 4466 Killarney I S2S S nth Orland. A.... Phone W. P. tlf 1-H I' Rt. 11'2' satellite of any great power. Butif
K.rner Opea 3 A. )(. to 12 Midnight Closed dDesdan. WInter ParkR East and West continue to pull
I apart the task will prove difficult
f or venous countries. such. fis this"I
with Western traditions and East-
ern geography.
. -- That's why diplomatic authori-
ties here agree the fate of Europe's I CLUB CABANACentral
small nations hangs in the balance
between i Washington London and I

.1. > Moscow. Florida's Newest and Largest Night Club

MOSCOW AP] The newspaper I MILES NORTH OF ORLANDO CITY LIMITS [U. S.441]
... R Moscow Bolshevik sounded a hope-
STEAKS CHICKEN SEAFOODMUSIC
ful note yesterday on the chances
of success of the FourPowerForeign I
( \ Ministers Council, which BY NO COVER CHARGE
will meet here a week from
; row to write peace tomor-j EDDIE KING Except Saturday Night
Germany and Austria.
\ The article said: "Experience in EVERY NIGHT CLOSED SUNDAYFLAMING
the solution of complicated Inter-
national problems allows
one
to realize that decisions may be I --.- .'--..' ----. ---. --..' ., -=--. .....-... -.-.. -
\ -
arrived at which correspond to a I -- '
.. 49'VJ' sound and lasting peace." OC'L-

Still Grim .
and economy in many of the administrative officers nexed nearly 50 per cent of the i I I

: Seen By Fall local government is the only possible -I 1 are elected. This means that I county's taxable value. I statement Issued yesterday world ORANDVIEW Mo. rAP President -
APJ] The
: i WASHINGTON
defense against the encroaching technical work requiring highly "Hamilton County. Tenn. which back in his
Truman
tendency towards cen- I developed professional ability is includes the City of Chattanooga. I|I by Southern Bell Telephone Co., food situation is only slightly better was

WASHINGTON TAP] The Agrl-I tralization in the State and Na- I I sometimes under the supervision secured the CM plan in 1941. The I| through J. A. Mooneyham of OrLando than last year in spite of a''j mother's little suburban cottage

Mrs. ; of county debt was $150,000. By October I I yesterday making a personal
culture Department last tional Governments. HenryL. persons whose only qualification ,, district manager in connection increase in
: Killan., vice president; of the for the job may be political 1944. the county had no debt with negotiations between I I J I seven per cent pro check on her progress after a recent
newed its forecast that some meat and cash of $640,000 the Agriculture Departmen -
a surplus j duction
Orlando-Winter Park League of connections or personal popularity. I hip fracture before startingon
will Fall. with no current obligations out- ,: the company and the Southern
by
drop
prices i i
Women Voters said in a scholarly Also as abundant experiencehas I reported last night. the last lap of his goodwill trip
Prices of hogs and lambs are presentation of the county demonstrated the elected official standing. ''I Federation of Telephone Workers It said serious shortages existin
is in effect independent "The.plan has operated there the union representing SouthernBell I f to Mexico.Mr. .
expected to continue near current manager form of government.Mrs. virtually Continental Europe particularly
of the rest of the with fewer employes; the manager .j.ji .jr Truman flew in from Washington
levels! it said but prices of better Killan. who also is promo- county non-supervisory employes. in Romania. Germany. Austria -
I tion chairman of State League of and as a consequence, operates his serves also as county engineer follows: Italy and the Soviet Union ate lunch in his KansasCity
w,grade slaughter cattle probably i department as a separate organi- and another appointed official East. hotel suite and hurried hereto
Women Voters spoke to a meet- and in the Far
'.twill decline at least moderately. zation. is now doing the work "The union has made demands "But there still several see 94-year-old Mrs. Martha E.
of committee considering are
the
ing the which if
performed previously by three- upon company Truman.
Reporting a steady decline in consolidationbill "The third aspect of present countries where the present
an Orange County secretary to the county managerand granted, would increase the customer I The President visit this time
the purchasing power of salary to be presented to the Legis- county organization which I low level of rations will have
: to the county judge, county s telephone bill for local i will be brief barring any
, and the lature in April. wish to rail to your attention is 1 I to be severely reduced unless .
wage earners during past purchasing agent and custodian service an average of $3.40 per weather changes which might
,several months the departmentsaid I Mrs. Ki lan said: the fact that the appointive of supplies."In month over and above the rate large imports are received before it delay his departure today for \1
. wish make it clear that powers are divided among many the next harvest" the department -
"this and other "We to Los Angeles County in the increases now being sought. a non-stop night to Mexico City
important
I my presence does not neces- : hands and over several levels of first three years after establish- "Under union demands the said.Domestically where he will be met by President
: economic forces suggest a downturn sarily mean that the League of : government. It is obvious that ment of the CM plan the tax rate company's payroll costs would be ; produced food M Uriel Aleman and a delegation .

in general business activity Women Voters endorses the coun- with this condition there can be declined from $1.51 to $1.46. yet increased by $72 million a year. supplies in some shortage areas of Mexican and U.S. officials.
: .curing the latter part of 1947"and little co-ordination of county desirable services were maintainedand the to figure used because im- .
ty manager plan for Orange County. boosting payroll a were up rapidly 1 1t 1y
a weakened demand for We trust that' these observa- i activities at the county leveL I/ improved, but economies effected far in excess of total revenues. The ports were small during the last a On his way home Thursday. he

meats.Prospects. tions the result of extensive "Another most important weak- by general reductions in union is demanding this very half of 1946. I I will stop at Waco. Texas to receivean

' still point the department I reading and research by the members ness of the present organization is I overhead costs elimination of some large increase notwithstanding the honorary degree from Baylor
said to a larger out- the very limited discretion of the departments entirely and substitu- fact that the basic pay of South- 1 1I 1J 1LIFESAYER. 1r University and make a 25-minute
will
of committee i I
our help I II t I
put of meat; this than last one of its three obligations-to 1
rear Board over allocation of funds. tion or reorganization of others ern Bell men and women has already address dealing with both foreign
with beef larger somewhat to ,clarify the questionof I the public to the employes and to
constituting; a and over policy generally. Becauseof plus improved purchasing methods been increased by 75 per and domestic affairs.
: than usual proportion of the what changes or improvementsmay have resulted in the owners-can be overlooked
this the Board lacks initiative | many savings. cent since January. 1941. It is
; total supply during Spring and be most suitable for our I and direction and is helpless and I| "Similar striking examples of common knowledge that these increases nor can one be emphasized to the I The first through railroad train

hummer. county. I I ineffective 'to enforce efficiency i the success of the plan could be in pay have resulted in detriment of the others. operated across the United States

Declines in prices of grain-fat- "To begin with. I believe we and economy. The conflicts duplications I 1 I cited for every one of the counties present pay levels for SouthernBell I "Negotiations were opened with from the Atlantic to the Pacific

tened cattle-a source of quality are all agreed that the only I I and inefficiencies ,using it We apppreciate the danger employes which compare favorably the union on Feb. 17 and have s I was an excursion train sponsored

beef-wEre said to be in prospect possible defense against the encroaching which result from this decentralization I of attempting to determine the with those paid by other continued daily since that time. by the Boston Board of Trade in
this A near-record numberof i I' I.t The demands of the union which
Spnng. tendency towards of authority are readily relative economy and usefulness of concerns in the South. May 1870.
4,300,000 head of cattle were I the various administrations merely (cover more than 80 items including -- -- -
centralization in the State and apparent. ,I "At present wages for the 40- t
on grain feed Jan. 1. by tax rates. The serv- the union shop narrowing alI I ,J
National Governments is efficiency True Orange County Is not comparing hour work week are as follows in most to the of elimination STUFFY NOSE GOES
The department said the out- and economy of govern unique in respect to these ice may or may not be performed accordance with the size of the I point 1917: This new flying -
this
look is favorable for an increased tions. adequately or effectively. We know j wage differentials between suit has built-in bladders -FRESH AIR FLOWS
ment on the local leveL The result is. condi-j city: I
of and the I that the cost of a service cannotbe .. territory and other parts of the I .
supply hogs pork by that the county l. 1 which make it impossible for the .. Two drops of Penetro Ko ,
"If the local governments can unless the (-.- United States. and improvements in each nostril
computed quantity Drops
latter of the open
part year. potentially a strong governmentalunit O.. .t.. :r 7.. rs ..k.Im.ln wearer to lie on his face in water.
be organized so as to perform I(I and qUality of the service renderedis | r r --- in sick benefit holiday. vacationand cold-clogged nasal passage
.._
is losing in prestige, and Rro.Ira.n t :00" 1Mrtfli have been Suit floats at an angle of 10 ,_ shrink swollen membranes.
payments
essential services capably the considered in conjunction with .1" pension -
Rre.nrnpher lllS t
State and Federal .. :degrees from the vertical and\ will You breathe easier immediately -
agencies are assuming tmiHtBcban of
discussed and
centralization movement can be and of the 1',I the actual monetary outlay However ... f.:....._ thoroughly views l be invaluable for injured or unconscious I ..Use only as dIrected.
more more tried to .......... all concerned have been fully expressed 3 sizes. DemandiPENETRO
have
stopped and the implied dangerto we diligently 1 !t a ii .11 a" a 51 .11 I flyers officials at generous
county functions and responsibilities. !i learn I i of failures of service or general h-.i"-R.j... 1 !f'. SI .11. .!1 a H .11 I Since there did not seem say
the democratic NOSE
processes can This may be an indication of dissatisfaction among the tltv.pMr 'I' a Ina" .e .M __.n,. to be any justification for a com Wright Field Dayton. Ohio, where
be obviated. DROPS
JWhatDO1n progress: there is a school of I' J..wd. I suit was designed.
plete revision of working
in the communities practicesnor
"To be strong is to know your I I people we mention "The company earnestly desires -
thought which considers it so But for such large wage increases
.
and have found that although
own weakness and to act to over- !! to go as far as possible to
YIf I we choose to consider the coun- has not vet as those which, have been de-
perfection ce.rt.amly ,
meet for isises nS its rmnittsZ
tca: fe iX. ..3.4sarf i> : > ': Z &t. L d
tyvals Smp Z L&r- dte< tIiK
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?rbttr lsrl4l2-Qz7le V.z.7t"t"a-(rate endea.( ((UlC ((K (cadtcaazC: : :4DS4SSini> : YSYil.SD S'2D$'t."S'b jrirlfftf own Zoe ?O KJiti- (\ 4 1\> "b"b""\. '> ... ;. \.' and ae),'t'q aefrla
for me ta navat. aura t.luLl.e i Cutuettaas can. tse. <10 lie Znallcs S '
ca4abt5 4ae- sttms \T1mt'n"A: : \ \'n\- "Anr settlement ufiicfi is made hope w3c9
are singularly fortunate in this formed I plan endorsed by authorities on I Il must be fair to all therefore the after six months when greater 1VANHOE LAUNDRY CITY CLEANERS
county in the men who serve us I "What then. Is the solution governmental organization, and [ stability of conditions may be realized }
I company could not in doing its 1630 N. Oranre-Ph. 5591 39 \\. Colonial Dr.-Ph. 7557
in our county government. But The to have been I l l .
answer seems with Us excellent record of effectiveness duty to all concerned, agree to
ArB good men deserve good tools. and I indicated by the cities in many in the counties whereit such large demands."It "The management is asking the

: good men prefer to do the job I of which since the turn of the has been given a fair trial is this company's objective union leadership to recognize the I

well. Yet. it is strange that in a I century attempts have been madeto should have made such slow to pav wa es which compare favorably obligation of all of us to the pub-

county such as this where much correct, in their governmental progress thus far. I ] with\ those paid by other i lie It is pointing out that only by i .

attention is constantly given to i organizations,: the weakness which "However interest is growing, concerns in the community it rendering a constantly improving I1

industrial organization and management :i still prevail to so large an extent and despite opposition by entrenched serves for wnrk requiring similar service in the most efficient manner -

:; and ingenious production j in county government. I refer of politicians. constitutional skill and training. In doing this possible can the employesand ,
to the barriers and public inertia the demands the management continue to
course councilmanagerplan
methods have been !
perfected. it is the earnest desire of the management -
I
.
of modern deserve the good will of the public.
which experience in more living are forcing
little attention has been
so given to work in cooperationwith
than 600 cities throughout the nation : counties to seek more efficient organization We cannot disregard the welfare
to the application of efficient the union for the continuing
has be I j of the public either in our charges
proved to
a sound. /
business techniques and sound I I I improvement of the prosperity
YOU successful.and democratic cure. "The CM plan will doubtless for service or in the quality and
f principles of management to governmental j i.prove to be the answer for by security and happiness of the fine continuity of the service we renderif
organization and -Briefly, the plan calls loran people who are the employes of
man- continue to improve
means of its simple organizationit we are to CUARYIEW Outside Vtnttton Hinds
organization which centralizes the Evidence of this is
.. company
." yJ agement. produces a unified government the prosperity and security of telephone -
has responsibility in a qualified the fact that general wage increases I give you FIVE-WAT PROTECTIONevery -
"County government grown quickly responsive to citizen con- people. It is to preserve the
like Topsy. There has been little administrator appointed and trol. It divides properly the functions granted in 1945 and 1946 opportunity of this continuing improvement hour of every day!

thought of an overall pattern of I controlled by the legislative of government; all policy added approximately $26 millionto I of telephone people PROTECTION
unified organization that would body. making is centered in the councilor the annual pay of the employes.It that the management is asking the

promote inter-departmental coordination "Let us examine the County board all policy execution in is significant to note that while co-operation of union leadership." against

and greater efficiency Manager: Plan. To begin with let's the manager It provides a tech- the share of each dollar of reve- (See Story on Page 1] DRAFTS
consider the County Board. Of nically trained administrator I nue going to and for employes increased -
in government services. As a result '
? there are now nine separate first Importance this board should whose primary responsibility is to by 61 per cent from 1940to I I' STORMS
h have a county-wide viewpoint. co-ordinate and execute the plansof ; 1946. the earnings for the stock- SUMMER HEAT
departments and boards headedby BEST TRAILER SHOP
With this in mind political scientists the board by careful supervision holders-the people whose savings
37 appointed or elected offi I have helped to make the com- Repairs and Parts for AH PROWLERSPRYING
point out that this board of the staff and operating services .
cials. should be elected at large prefer- of the government. pany's growth possibledecreasedby Makes of House Trailer EYESPrecision

"It Is fundamental that the ably by proportional representation. "All of these are vital parts of 35 per cent. Pi in tine-Tops-.\liming Butane 4
built ..
of olumifvm ilnf.
eon or llelle
Dial "
organizational framework of to eliminate many of the the CM plan as outlined by students "The increased payroll costs Z22S W. Washington
[ Winter Garden Road corrosive end n"t-proof...inside locking
government should promote ordinary political abuses. Also our of government organization the Southern Bell Co. has incurred control, with window opened or doted..
smooth operation and func experts caution that membershipon but there is no other provision would of course be Im- I rs Fully patented

fo relieve tioning. Efficient government the board should not be too : without which the rest of the plan portant to any business but f er c..,.,.,. ",, _.rl... *,*... er write
help demands an organization simple large-say five or seven-to avoida might prove to be quite ineffective.This I they are relatively more Impor- ABCDIAPER

understandable and quickly long ballot and the consequent is the provision for an independent tant in the telephone business HOME INSULATION CO.

responsive to the public. obscuring of responsibility. Some post auditor and for theI than in a great many others because SERVICENew Ill Orant Ave. Wlater Park. Fla.

the terrific "By contrast consider our present students of the subject further I I complete separation of the func- direct labor expenses comprise Accounts and Future WINTER PARK 708 ORLANDO 6890
recommend that the members tions of financial control. and accounting such a large portion of the -
county government. It is dis- Solicited
Reservations Are
In this connection I total operating costs.
should without
reimburse-
tinguished from the best serve
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world practices would observe that it is entirely "This is one of the contributing Telephone
shortage ment other than and
) in other governmental units expenses ORLANDO WINTER PARK
by several characteristics: that if payment be made it be on possible to appoint a first class factors which has depressed the
auditor but rarely to elect one. company earnings to the lowest
"
a diem basis.
of fats and oils'so 'First, lack of central execu- per"This board then appoints a "There are great impediments in point in history. Because of these !ou can

tive or administrator in whom a County Manager-a professional the way of achievement of the CM decreasing earnings. Southern Open Monday Evenings
responsibility can be placed. No I public administrator-with full plan. You know them all. greed Bell has found it necessary to Petition -
board however well-intentioned. fear and ignorance and most im- the State regulatory bodies enjoyour
needed power to appoint subordinates for
badly meeting only infrequently can be whom the merit system of advancement I portant of all. public indifference. for increases in rates WARREN'SWinter
an executive or follow its resolu- is ( There are technical difficulties "In the face of these; conditions
strongly recom-
tions through to secure .whole- mended. Thus there is organization ( also which have been mentioned union demands for wages well Park Phone 68 finest
fo make hearted compliance from subordi- above. This last is a question for above the level of those paid in
soaps
one government a unit. capable -
nates. I need not labor the point of our Legislators to decide. comparable Southern business fail
but will quote instead from JamesF. co-ordinated purposeful "::"Meanwhile we must bear in completely to take into accountthe BRAZILIANcoffees"
efficiency and
orderly effort.
tires irons mind that the final solution to realities of the situation.
Byrnes in the Congressional "One of the chief advantages of Orlando Self-Service laundry
our problem must be worked out "It is to the interest of all-
Record for March 14, 1938
: such a plan is that with it
func- with due regard to existing local the public the employe and the !924 N. Mills Tel. Z-4177 I
1 executive
assert when
there -
are tional integration is
easily
textiles characteristics and peculiarities stockholder-that earnings be will be pleas-
functions to be performed achieved. For instance in some Your Wash Day a
xxx"Structural adequate because only then will ant day when it's done the .
if
there three
are men performing counties the road commissionerdoes
is important
organization we be able to go forward and "
!
G. E. Way
them the bigger the the the work of
men county surveyor but so are the men and continually improve the service
more certain it is that the func- also; the county clerk acts as women who make an organizationwork. Increase wages and give the Use Our Automatic Dryer

tions will never be performed.The treasurer; register of deeds as Not all governmental prob- telephone user more for his

only way to have executive court stenographer and so on. lems are structural. Citizens must money. ,

functions performed by such a Under this plan all fees should go be alert and see to it that the toolsof "In management's responsibility 7a +

use commission. is to have one Bergen ( into revenue and pay should be government are efficient and in the conduct of the business not SPECIAL NOTICEWe

A and two Charlie McCarthys. The according to work done whether that they are used in the most

F Bergen will dominate.. i one office shows a profit and the effective way. With understanding are happy to announceour sa

"The second characteristic of next a loss. Employes should be of the common need and Want a clean waterfront? move to our larger and

our county government which appears i I shifted from one department to mutual trust and co-operation. I Aquatic growth removed from modernized dairy '2 Mile

.to be a weakness is that another as work varies and shouldbe know x x x (w el can achieve here any body of water. West of Leonards Corner on

kept at work full time. A cen- I an outstanding example of success the New Apopka Highway.

plugging up many very waste- I Z-44M 423 8. Ora.i. AT*. milk is safe pasteurized
,, ful leaks and will be found most I The cost of moving a shipment Orlmado Grade A. For delivery call
:24-Hour Service Systems Installed I economical. The County Manager of goods across the Whangpoo Datson Dairies.RaIsch's .

Since 1932 AnywhereBRINGS can save his salary many times I River at Shanghai rose in the " ,.....,

a year by expressing in daily contact I post-war inflation until it was PHONE 2.4474 ; Goal Dairy
with the staff the demands greater than he cost of moving the 1

of the public for efficiency and I same shipment from 5i\n Francisco rr rr r r The Blue Plate People select

economy and exercising practical 1 to China. F s itr r
controls to those ends, but without a the finest coffees tn all Brazil-and blend
I : r r Kf]
; a central executive with the r AT WINTER

time and the power to supervise I The Whistling OysterJ < !!D r I 312 end 114 N. Park Awe. them with 4 other superb Latin American
I( .0mfCcJL-
and to direct to
I move and. to discipline appoint such to flexible re-- GROVES I ; Slack North coffees N"haJ1yh f Is richer flavor and
I i k I

muddled flees which overlapping group of of-I Henri Bendel-etc. .j BLUE IN BCLK,LB. PIGS.r r: Fine Satin Damaik Sets From } For Mellowness-coffee from GuatemalaFor
TO YOUR HOME OR BUSINESSFor j assessed collected and BLUE IN 1 i
spent public funds into a modern. I SWISS AMERICAN r i Ireland ( Colombia
Strength-coffee from
efficient department of finance I This Week's HighlightsCoffee I COLORED AMERICAN -

I headed by an appointed director. 1 SWISS GRCRTERE i ., We Gift Wrap
It abolished the fee system whereby r HOME PACS .:Lookers Welcome We may tempt. Expertly blended-Vacuum-sealed

FASTER COOKING rive elected officials received Tables OTHER VARIETIES AVAILABLE r'1 but acre urge to buy. ;

1249 X. Orange Ate. Fla. State Bank BIdr. county are only silently higher On patio reached from 120 N. I MILES EAST ON CHENEY HIGHWAY
I than they were in 1934. and they PROPRIETOR WALTER C. SCHNEU C I
Phone 4678 Phone i:53 Orange and 35 W. Washington; i

I Piano ConditioningH. Wesche's Trading Post. 210 W. .5 in the beauty world and women WAREHOUSE CO. I HOWARD
who have never tried it are asking -
For Quick Service CallELAND'S T. KITSONIn Church St.. when special equip- S why it is called safe; what are I AceBl.Memker! I VAN & STORAGE GO.
ALlIED VAN LINES. INC.
response to many Inquiries. contact ment was installed to augmentthe its advantages and many other LONG DISTANCE MOVING:'
, LAUNDRY for piano me any tuninr time.! and day repair.or evening: cleaning and polishing serv questions about it. i i 51 WEST JACKSON STREETL. LOCAL AND:: LONG
Ph. 7862 in ASTONETTE AVE. ice. Its the professional way of I M. Robertson. President DISTANCE :MOM.NG: .
WINTER PARK TEL. 38111Q giving a permanent without heat." I AGENTS AMERICAN VAN
"We handle much old silver
-
and brass which owners had discarded says Fred Kagi. leading Orlando LINES, INC.
1 beautician and one of the foremost -
because of dinginess and Lance Storage Facilities
FLOOR SANDING STOKES 1.
of the
: S exponents locally lies W. Church St. TeL
tarnish. said Wesche. "Now we : 4217
Flora
Studio
4c Finishing Safewave."In MONUMENT COMPANY J;
are able. with our new equipmentto 55, i
Specializing:! ta Pentra Seal Treat- \_ 5 conventional waving the
,
clean polish or replate and & Monument Markers.Mausoleums. :
26 W. Pine St.
ment. For BETTER FLOORS Call hair becomes over-processed if .
Granite and MtsbleUM
bring out surprising new beautyto JADE
S solution is leU'on too long he .,
N Orange Av
BURKE Babies and Children old piecds thereby adding
explained. "and this danger is T.L.=J LANTERN
:. 1805 S. Bumby.:.--- Tel. 7851 Pictures oar SpeclaltsFLEMING'S: years of wear and use. minimized *ith Rayette Safewave I fe ; fIl
Wesche's Trading Post is well- because it is selfneutralizing.i i I Since 1937
Unusual Gifts
known to collectors of antiquesas
S "Use of the strength of H. W. .
having one of the largest collections S proper ALDERMANPhone JJ2 Park A... N.

D. S. KERR of: old china brass. glassware trols solution.processing with proper operations.timing, con-And 6591 Winter Park-TeL S76.W.KRAFT'S .
and bric-a-brac in
lamps
Imports & Antiques Your Permanent Wave Shop the city. i since the neutralization is more
I complete on the rod. the wave is TREES DEMOSSEDTrimmed
The Post also handles occasional 4
LIVE POULTRYFresh
165 E. Jackson 12 West Church Street pieces of furniture but stronger!: and lasts longer."
Or Taken Down
"What about dyed or bleached Yard Eggs Live and
Formerly at Town fe Country Phone 23088Hoeltke's the larger part of its antique hair?" ask. Property and Liability Insnrane
many Dressed Poultry
stock which is in charge of
"It reduces trouble with this
Mrs. .Wesche, is made up of Open Sundays 7 A3L to noon
TilE NEW REGENCY :\IAG .\\.OX ABOVE] RECEIVED BY TilE type of hair because its self-neu

WELL DRILLINGDeep Jewelry Shop tableware.Recently acquired were a ster- Music Box in Winter Park. faithfully follows the spirit of the best of tralizing." Kagi says. For Every Occasion I XT Oraare Ave. Winter 115 Park
the English furniture of the late 18th Since there is no neutralizingstep Telephone
designers
Century. Made by
Shadow 24 S. Orange Ave.. Upstairs ling silver liqueur set. sterling
Can be installed or for at candle holders and salt dishes skilled furniture craftsmen, it embodies the finest woods finished to' at all. Rarette Safewave Winter-Land Gleaners

little al $3 per month Jewelry RepairingGold with spoons; hand-painted china preserve and emphasize their natural beauty.WinterPark's saves the operator's time-at 1121 Orange Are.-TeL I7C-4
Glass for All
least 20 minutes for each Purposes
-
LIBBY & FREEMAN & Silver Plating lamp shades. several china clocks & & permanent Winter Park
a French. a German and an Eng- on the average. We Use the PANTEX SYSTEM FRENCH MIRROR PLATE
711 W. Church St-TeL 1869 Special Order Work The safety" feature refers to
lish; china miniatures;. a silver Music Box Now *
lesser hair damage or skin Irrita- GLASS CO.Established -
ladle china hanging hall -
; a lamp; .:
tion when directions are followed 1908
Whistling. a handsome hammered copper said Kagi. who thinks its outstanding Nathan M. Sm>the Phone '5J44
Orlando Travel Service Oyster desk set with brass trimmings; Offers New Magnavox Models good news in the.history Dillrich Photographer Local Manager 79 W. Pul..SLYHITTEfbORE
old silver buttons and sets of earrings '

-RATES I 14TH SEASONIN large hand-painted and a Bavarian rases;an three Austrian !- dealers in Winter Park is now able to deliver several theSe: permanents. Kagi!! also 129 N. Orange at Lake Ivanhoe \ =

Pall. tr.. 12. 11.0'.... French tapestries.A I been waiting for their orders to be filled are selecting from who Curtis wish them he gives helene : Antiques :
solid oak carved 17-foot ban- some of the most beautiful! instruments produced<< this year.Rose's cream waves especially .
a sa W. WashI.uis. :
recommended for dry hair. I T :Old Glass Lamps.Cl a&. Brie-a krac : ,
quet table. now filled with quantities ",. ine lurniiure styling 01 Magnavox -
The Fred Kaei Salon. now located THE FRUIT BASKET : 122311 N. Orange on Lake l onaoCarulhen
GLIDDEN of china and glass in the cabinets is recognized at once :
I shop. is for sale and there are Beauty Shop as exceptionally beautiful and at 825 Magnolia Ave.. is 2:. W. Robinson. Pr>oWe t,.,." .'s_,." ..,." ,.,
r-='I 228 I I chairs and a large buffet to J All Lines of Beauty Work gracefuL In each piece, the design one of the oldest in the city haying --
I match. I characteristics of its period are been operated by Kaid the Ship rarl.atn: of
IIIj7J Machineless and Tylon last 17 Select Citrus Fruits (;
faithfully reproduced with taste years. His shop was for .iava .
\ ;sPL; N. ORANGE cII1UUCJLfFuiuuTuR1 Swedish and Medical Massage! Cold Waves and charm. The new catalog pictures many years in the O'Neal Arcade Jelly & Marmalades I VIOLET DELL FLORISTS

I Duette Georgian and Chairside TINDALL l I'' N. Ortn.e At*. Tel 3-llJS
PAINT SERVICE STORE -- ---- STUDIO each available in two or more typesof I BEAUTY SALON ,I
FURNITURE CO. --
I 4 Food Palace Court wood. I Notions-Novelties-Gift* I !
Phone C36C LUCY LITTLE Dealers who handle the Magnavox I PINE CASTLE DIAL 6425 Quality/ New and
I say that people invest in
i-- I I AH Lines Beauty Culture Iv.
OPEN useddl
DOWNYFLAKEDONUTS flowers and Antiques this instrument because of the and Permanent Waving
I pleasure it brings to the entire (323 N. Orange Ave.
NECKTIESMade 531 Park Ate.. S. Winter Park I I family and because of the pride .. J}
TEL. 35 they take in its appearance as a I ,
See Them Made-Always by Hand From Your I beautiful piece of furniture. PEGGY JO'SGARDEN Mar-Jo Beauly Salon I
Fresh Materials or Ours Magnavox instruments are designed I
Cocoanut-Cbocolate-i Mrs. Fannie Lou Brady Boss to give the most pleasure 3 $10 Waves _$8.5il i
i Sugaredand I lit W. Central TeL with a minimum service requirement -I iI .
IUD 1A Beautiful Line of 'BelgIan DIslt3743el
Shell : Coldwaves $10 and I
Coffee from Jewelry Both the radio and phono- ; Azaleas and Camellias Up iI
7:30 A. M. to.9 P..lLi graph are simple in operation and 713 N. I
CANDY Lovely (4 ( L111_ I durable in construction. ., ZI19 N. Orange AT*. TeL Z 177 Mills St.Theatre Block TeL CMVogue I E.t-. 1101 oosIndustriaL

-a. T --- --.. _..-.. Weir. k--- Ar and many families abandoned .,
Funeral services will be held ,l
their homes. 4V
K INFORCTUNATE THAT COME A95TRE55, '1 HERE IS NEED LATER, 61CK AT THE INN... Thursday at 2 from the I
TEFRY AND I ... I PATE FOR W45TE. WE !VST(71rue pjn. The new lava was reported to be V
"
CARL v ii MflSTHt AUNY FEPSON DESiRJ aJ RNE AND ucNogBLEMENTHEY SNOW ASP WIND TIME TO ERASE EKE MD SHANE.TERRY MINE. Ot.NOrSHOT Lutheran Church at Sunset Har- I/\t. advancing over the top of last

YOU WEEE QKX TO C PART SECRETLY ARE 50DIFFIpl1.T. CUE: TWOS.:: ALEEAPVAUNY WANTS 70 TELL ALL ABOtlT bor. The Rev. W. L. Mertz will of- 1 H week's flow and one dispatch said

4 4 to area tm 55MLHAVE FOUND THE 1401YE5 !lAVE BEEN LOST //JY ruE TAE CREAM HE HAD-I SAW THE ficiate. Interment will be in South the new molten rivers were rolling

ST THE INM AND >ASSISTANCE OP TJIHOMgLE /RIDE TO THE PLACE WIERE{ GORGEOUS E2W/E/ COME IN AID Lake Weir Cemetery under the forward at a rate of better than

RJALfZB THAT I Nis PEESCW MOST THE I'ACIAGE:: WAS I/It't'EH./ PLANT A 1755 RIGHT SM4CU ON direction of the Page Theus Fu- 100 yards an hour on a front of

RPE, OEAR-THE / OH.THATS < 4 I WANT died suddenly at his about Jesus? NOT: at all: the facts Orange County Commissioners to Ida 8. (1ROSO.
residence .
ONE VXrVe BEEN f DIFFERENT Doll Doolittle deed $35. Hattie W. Reed to Paul C Palmer ctBX .
XXI TO were well known. And we may
HELP WE here yesterday. Orance County Commissioners to Freeman wd (10.
LOOKING FOR WITTa THE I I Mr. Klingensmith here 30 well know all the truth about T. Cobb et BX deed $110. A. T. Dorsey et tll to Curds C. Car.ter ...-
cASwooo came Eucene Wise et BX to State of Fla ecd wd $10.Emma .
DISHES years ago from Indiana. Pa. He Him. $!. RowrTI DlHenbeck to Ruby IRlrkman ..
TRAPPED Could Pilate say that he wasa Martha A. Board to Frank. Button et wd 10.
ulce ay I was a member of the Titusville BX wd $10.J. N. C. Beckett et BX to Rob 1 C. BeckettJr.
is1 Nr American Legion post. Rotary moral coward and afraid of the T. Steele et BX to Floyd: Johnson wd et BX wd 10.
A BEAR $in Nobel C. Beckett Jr. M BV to PInt Fed
Ala s Club Jewish rulers? Well he was just
0 q.t..pH.. t, and Masonic Lodge. Indian Philips Industries TS T. A. Massed or* Sac and Loan A..*n mt. 6640.
w/) River No. 90. He also was activein that; but he was without excuse. drr. of dismissal. I IOrance I Samuel Bumpier Baker et BX to American -
Sl e So are we if we reject him. County Commissioners to Thom- Fire and Casualty Co site T10O.
TO t V THE the cattle and citrus industries. as F. Corbett- et u* deed $240. I,t Commercial Credit Corp. to Leon Bass
p Survivors are his widow Mrs. 4. According as we do with Flournoy and Cbeoault Inc to E. R. | part rel J1Idll.I .
pSHE$ Blanche Jesus now He will do with us at Fox mtc $4.000. l I w. R. Smythe et al to L. H. Merritoa
(I Klingensmith; two Orange County Commissioners to et al qcd (19.
daughters. Mrs. R. B. Parrish and the great day of God! 'He that lace H. Tbnrston deed S11O. I Leon R Bass ct al to I.. B. Morrison ct

M ((11WE believeth on the Son hath ever Orange County Commissioners to IIdJ.'l. .
Mrs. Charles Robichaud. both of tine P. Cleveland deed 120$. W.1-1 i Thomas ct to Leslie O. BalllI -
Titusville; two brothers, George lasting life: and he that believeth Oriole County: Commissioners to : mood et BX sm. ,
not the Son shall of Orlando deed $165. I J. loin Scott et BX to 3. W. ElI.... ctGeorse
Klingensmith. Anderson. N. C.. I not see Cawood Whltley et BX TS J. D. .II 110.I i.i.all
and Dewitt Klingensmith. Akron. life; but the wrath of God abid- et al final derreePeacock I E. Chabot et BX to Charles Louis
9 A t.i eth him. Arnold T. Pauiknerr et 1IX t. Robert W. Caudle et BX wd 10. i
O.: two sisters; his father J. A. on et nx wd $1. I I Ch.rles""lII Candle et BX to OeorriSE. j
uBRNVOUNG Klingensmith and three grand- 'Whosoever therefore' shall City of Orlando to Bee C Fosbee deed Chabot et ax sot. 1213' U. .
confess' me before men him will $10. I Albert 8 Bodies to Lawrence X. Smith
HOW ARE \ WE'VE PUT UP A TENT I YES AND T( tOCXS children. Orance County: Commissioners to Ozark et ux wd 100.
Funeral I confess' also before my Father' Com deed $660. +, Helen Sallas to Roxle: Abernstby: ct sly.
HAD A BUT NO MATTER THINGS CONG ION AVEKVS VACANT lOT OUT A BIT I PRETTY GOOD. WERE -=_ arrangements will be which is in heaven.' But who- Melvin. K. Burllncame et BX to William wd 10.
FINE TALE AND AT THE I NEXT DOOR AND HACK B TRYING TO Fic. a announced later. R. Orr et ux sm. I Forest R. Rlpley ct BX to John Bart
WHERE YOU CO YOU soever' shall deny me before D. C. Ward et BX to State- of Fla. wd 10.
A GRAND RE5T GET A THIT 1LL WI-4 SHOP SKEEZar/ REPAIRING AUTOMOBILES. HOW WE CAN MAKE men, him will I also deny' before easement.. 11.G. w. Park Fed Ba.,. and Loan Au. ....
>- IT MRS. JANE WATSON w. Hilton to State of Fla. ease James N. McElroy et BX to Cons Motaal -
w : IN F t O RIQA, J GET aAOC HOME! PERMANENT. fi Funeral services for Mrs. Jane my Father which is in ment. $1.Mariana. ', Life Ins Co. mat (40.000.
NINA. heaven' B. Zadany et Tlr to Slat\ of O. L. Vienna ct U to Layne Atlantic
a4 .,less Watson who died Friday at her Fla. easement $1 Co wd (10.
< home on Little Lake Fairview following "Every knee is going to bow to Carl F. Zadany. et BX to State of Fla. I I Henry. C. Jerome M BX to Charles ABI.ck .

Germ-Killer I I at the Institute under the directIon : Skunk Encounter hunting trips on record. I Alfalfa Planted side land in alfalfa in the Spring ;; Watson Presses Fight f ganizations opposed t the union"

of Dr. Louis Pillemer. associate The hunter who still shies I of 1945 after he had a poor return I closed shop.
9Made More EffectiveCLEVELAtD For Ban Closed
II I i on Shop
professor of immunochemistry. i Miserable! away from things with stripes. On Hill Pays Big on wheat because the soil had too ,

[UP] Pure diphtheria The toxin of tetanus also I II i Tops says it happened this way much clay. IT I Attorney General Tom Watson i Phi Mu Alumnae Plans Fete

will protect toxiod. an 400.000 ounce of persons which I was Isolated recently and crystallized -I 1:Hunting Trip \ First he ran over and killed h Profits to Farmer 'I Winter he counted these ,, phase of Florida of his will anti-closed launch another shop :1 Mu The Winter Assn.Park-Orlando will hold Phi Itr

at the university and I returns 22 tons of hay during two campaign in a meeting with Independent i Alums
against diphtheria without "side tat I Ilof favorite hunting dog. Then he 1NDIANOYA Neb. IUP] Alala. : { Day banquet at the
f Wyo. (UP1 A Sundance I Founder
reaction." has been Isolated at the I botulism [Uo poisoning] by U. SUNANC. splintered the stock on bestgun. usually considered a crop years; $21,100 from the sale of i union officials ThursdaynIght Winter Park Women's Club at '

institute of pathology at Western I S. Army chemists at Camp Det- nod who wants to remain h in the Republican Valley has paid 6.000 pounds of seeds; $70 from at 7:30 pm the Orlando : pjn. tomorrow.

Reserve University.This j rick. Md. !I I anonymous went to Nebraska off on a hillside for Howard Mal- triple-A acreage subsidy; $421 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. i

is the second bacterial I for what turned out to be one Last and worst of all he stumbled -I leek. from AAA seed subidy. and pasturage -I Also invited are representatives I Smothering la a good way to

any cndtoD. City Orange Luggage at Church.and aton Henry. Broker. I W. Church St. .. Church Main Arcade; 2-3433. There are three bedrooms large combination living 2-4551. :53. Groves for Sale At Conway Road.
dinette
J..eI cr. 47-1. Rental Agencies COLLEGE PARK-6-room frame bungalow DOWNS ST.. 430-New bungalow. I LAKE FORMOSA-Fine looking 2- ,rom. kitchen.large screened living terrace VETERANS AND CIVILIANS We Good residentIal building lot for

black top soil. Also .It and till WE HAVE a few rooms available for A. T. Bustert Carter. 9516. DUBSDREAD-Frame bungalow with bunr.lo.with a Mt. Vernon accent. : bathroom: hot and cold run- phone 6977.BUTTHemg.

dirt for Phone 82P9. February and M.rh American COLLEGE PARK-3 bedrooms. 1941 2 bedrooms and den. On 2 lots. LAKE VIEWS-Some of the top 2. ald tastefully furnished with Your this future h.lline. Is assured In nine water. Compare this with any Two sot. now. ooo

Phone County. (116) Llhan .I I LATON-Fr laundry and dry included at 510.600. t.rms a bedrooms living room I with fireplace: tile batl and kitchentile e. says let I (O for .. blocks away. This .ou.U an ol out- new 4-room frame bungalow: 5OO 1 building sites Ia and s.d..

C f in.homes. will Investigate this site with Plant equippedwith i be seen at B and J Service. Boon
4950 Chen. Highways 2-7144. nehtbrho BLOCK LAYING First lOt GET CASH In 5 minutes for any (
LOANS
About 2' .er. ground home and other buildingsnow linotype edl Lndlow. Prefer c.s and Jackson. LOANS LOANS
230 FEET on No.441. about 6 miles and with the finest drinking I.com.will looking I .rb 147 West 21' 5tr.t make or : car. No delay orbarxauilng.
stop HOME LOANS!
.upple on property you man who can supervise entire operalion ; I O:1 state your price 1941 deluxe
out. Excellent for cabin court. -
lit ..te. buy at (2S.OOO. Some fue. Present Income (180 per as well as do page and advertising COUPLE Experienced in tourist ; and well buy I PYOU and ch

Highway loca If your house Is for .Irol, RADIO and electric fixtures repair at Orlando 2nd Floor SHORT ORDER COOK-Nifht shift; Widgeon; land sea and A.I.UO..I ..1.. Call KDe.le 1007 R.dl. .I You cannot beat INDIAN

proper obedience either to Mc- 'sia will welcome a new source of imperial family-placed on
on, Kellar or to the Crump machine power far more readily than this I the public payroll for the first .
which the Senator represents country which is comparatively I I time-will have to get along this
r yeas heinous crime in Tennessee.In well equipped with hydro-electric year on probably a third of its
the present) I installations quite apart from the normal income.
controversy Me- : general use of coal and oil as I The government's final budget, ..
Kellar has made! power sources. I I as presented to the diet provides we
than poll e q 'hough ve- That is where the Lilienthal case for 23 million yen [$1.533.000 at gave
on party lines because he 11II1 ent. attempts] becomes so significant. If the pri- the fixed exchange rate for "exI -
proposed by President Truman, to identify Likenv vate producers of power are going I I penses of the imperial family." An
and lately has been opposed by thai with ""Left- A to have control of atomic energy additional 15 million yen [$1 million -
I Sen. Tart [R-O.J. who doubtless I Wing"tendencies I -that Is, if the State is not goingto ] is allotted the imperial
considers himself the chief Republican or even to use! ,, have full control of atomic household ministry which handles
i leader. his own words! y : energy because one implies the imperial affairs. her this I
I
: But the issue was earlier con- I with Commu- ,z :' other-it is more than probable 1 This is supposed to be the
{; fused by Sen.McKellar. (D-TennJ nism. Unfortunately that the producers of power will court's total income. The emperor I 't
. i4 who long has had a personal ax Taft saw tend to sidetrack atomic energy in 's extensive stock bond and land -
When youV Mtea aonoething yon to grind with Lilienthal. fit to adopt a I the future. holdings have been turned over
houldn't and you pay the pries The aged Senator is an old similar line of Duranty I They will feel that their present to the State and proceeds will go
with stomach, tab enemy of Lilienthal for the simple argument which cannot add muchto installations are too expensive to into the national treasury.
a lOUr.rsrro-tSMtouTut upset reason that Lilienthal refused to his reputation for intelligent be scrapped and will plead that the Formerly, these assets broughtthe lovelypermanent
ootAinl good accept the Se ator's ideas about statesmanship. expenditure needed for the development imperial family an income J
and does good.A.k your druggist foe patronage e e. Jobs whenhe In fact I am convinced that of atomic power is beyond which Japanese now conservatively .q
FEPTO-BlSMOC when your stoouchu was bead of TVA. In that whatever happens to Lilienthal,'' their capacity.This may well: estimate amounted to "'manytens
upset. capacity he declined to show Taft has done himself no good be the case if the said development of millions' of yen. No one '
A jronncH rmoaocr in the eyes .f clear-thinking is left to private interests. knew for sure.
INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU IUTI men whether they are Republicans I don't know whether the Re- The imperial purse was barred 0"\\
or not. Sen. \andenberg publican party or its self-appointed from public scrutiny in the past
., 4 [R-Mich.], on the other hand leader Taft fully realizes this at and the court spent its moneyas '1
'I CAS has taken a more reasonable present, but it is a tremendous it wished.To .
666 EASES t attitude. question, and does indeed involve meet the new economy, the ,
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See whole of st..te versus "j .
Twr the problem have ;
has already
Faced squarely the question Emperor's managers ..
Nana T. r.AMnt three main angles. First is the private ownership. cut a couple of thousand personsoff .,", '
COLD MISERIES A HOME-TOWN TRANSACTION greatest potential source of powerin I hesitation Russia as In I said the, will matter have nor no I the court's payroll. : m can give\ yon!! oneS
will
the world to remain in the Under the new budget, it
hands of the State, or be left to will Britain which already sees cost Japan more to keep the imperial 6
r ; #ia't private interests? Everyone knows; itself on the verge of ruin family in funds than to equally exquisite
failure
through the threatened .
SUosephASPIRINHONE that Lilienthal fought private interests I establish the necessary organs for "Jr
of coal a source 6f power. .
did as .
in the TVA, and a enforcement of the constitution.The
with it. The British obviously would latter item lowest the '. for
FASTER mighty good Job on only. $10
and .
at State development
66bSNAP5U11D4 for relieving headache Secondly is a meritorious public clutch budget, totals 17 million-yen. I
ACYON-5TARJ5 4euralcia. servant to be punished for declin- use of atomic power like a drown- For the first time in history Haircut not included

BLESSED RELIEF (!)I monthJr pain functionalBottle of 10O 10"WETTERWATER" ing to yield to pressure and con- ing If man one at accepts a straw.the belief of the the new budget is supposed to ,-,- ,.
&e.What a bargainltftoltl'j i duct a Red-baiting witch-hunt is be complete in that it Includesall
scientists that the day
atomic
ri. 1NJUST6SECONDS < LARGEST SCLttft AT among the subordinates? contemplated government
t Thirdly, is the Republican ma- not far distant when atomic powerbecomes expenditures in one document.In I CLAIROL MMM law ttaity.REYLON .

r r jority in Congress going to makea arises: reality the question now the past a general and several YOWEll-DREW-IVEY CO. Alr-Cbnditloned Beauty '
issue of so sail
straight political How will United States decide? special budgets were presented Salon HIMM MO.tr.
tremendous a factor as atomic to the diet at different tunes Ivey's Mezzanine
, I believe the Lilienthal case can- The Fashion and Quality Store Since 1894
? Militarists used this device to
energy
Gfl!'AFTER HEAOWHE if the average not fail to point the way to one
I I know that one put I cloud actual expenditures.
"STiFFEOUrOSEMINORTHROAT -NEW PURIFIER American citizen through the decision or the other.

Association of Ideas Test, that is.
f where you mention a word like 80 Sees
Woman
; TEETH
fAA TATION-COUGH' OF FALSE bacon and the natural answer is ,
OUETOACOCD- eggs-if this were done with the
MVlUIARACHES1(0 SeW Out Bad BratOi And Tabacc Star word "atomic the answer nine Sister Die, Then .

"' ( IaT..thSftltWa..AaFalIi t Snow.O.r times out of 10 would be "bomb."
falM tMtt trim I*three pints of wtnraWT But the true answer should be"power" Follows In DeathSAN
.. d.,.TMs. flood of Mliva coats our d.nolotM ,
tel! with tough saliva coatinq This or "energy"Unless FRANCISCO: rAP Miss -
Don't fool wit!. colds 1 Get famous staiM coatioa hka Woods kardomd bad vanuih.breath and forms oil failure the the Moscow probability conferenceis is that Mildred Bryant 80 watched anxi- r :APRIL: 1I
pre.ctpt ox-type 666 for fa't relief Saliva cootinq is hard to remove. But a ously at her home Saturday night
from c>>ld miseries. See why 666 hasbeen Wcttor-Wator tho ... d.t.ra.it far the use of atomic fission as a doctor examined her sis-
the favorite of wtilliou of cold cleaning I takos ft oH And wlwn. tho tough force of destruction soon will beoutlawed while a
film to kttod off by PLATO vith It ,...the thoughtsand ter. Helen 72 a librarian who had
and that
euft'en n in 45 years I Try 666*-to canto of dMtura bnatk.al calf Ita..... our missed two days of work.
directed PLATO eowd.r mai.s"W.tt.rWater"t'tr.h endeavors will be directed
day.Caution: Take only as Dr.
dontwo bath. Soak year falsa tooth along quite different lines, to the Finishing the examination.
"W.tt.r-Wat.r" bath., $.- beneficient application of atomic Donald Carson turned and said:
COLD. boo dantvro breath and vorniiMik. stainsfado I
...,. What moro onioy the now comfort power in medicine (notably for "Miss Bryant your sister has
PREPARATIONSTablets U marina, plates. as.....and clean.. the cure of cancer] and as a new just passed away" I
Tho PLATO bath h bormlots' fa plato*. source of heat-energy.
or Liquid Komombor nomo-PLATO..Art for PLATO later some such solution of the walked to a sofa. lay down with
'rr.es Wet.... a* any Cvv. s_. -.nu.JOe. _aw.t.e,_ problem must be found unless the her face toward a wall and
world is to be involved in univer- sighed.
sal catastrophe because all atomic The doctor pronounced her dead
scientists are agreed that it is Dr. Carson said each died of a t Look at your Calendar what doa
. if GOT YOU merely a matter of time-some heart ailment.Russians. ?

"COIP BUG ALL STUFFED UP? say.nations a short are able time-before successfully other to r v you see? Easter is earlier this year!

copy the example of the United Smash And Ivey's Fashion collections: are

. States.When that occurs the use of Reich Bandit GangBERLIN here now, weeks in advance, so beEasterwise
(EINfRTXYtRE.171K the bomb as a weapon must be 1 a 1WItaRUART
outlawed and utterly preventedby I API Russian author- AS AHIA.IHO and visit the Junior Miss
i : universal consent with full ities in Thuringia yesterday an- CHARM
: international control and inspection nounced the capture of four gangs + + Department for your ParadewearlAS !
unless civilization is to accused of robberies and attacks a

commit suicide. upon political meetings. '
But the question will remain: The gangs reportedly consisted
How is the new source of power to of 28 Germans, most of whom had
be controlled and handled in the been members of the Nazi partyor a a
} various nations of the world? Hitler Youth.
__ No one, I imagine, can doubt that One gang, the announcement AMIAtN titmiUAlY !. -; .
* in Russia it would be monopoly of reported, claimed links with a MABUsOUtUIPleated
. the State, developed and utilized similar group in the U.S. and
I wit1aU the vast resources of the British occupation zone, where a ,. '
I USSR. After the destruction of the viii.
li week ago authorities reported O'd
i I Dnieper Dam [which won't be ,
hundreds of membersof
difficult? rebuilt until 1950 and the rounding up ,
\HNpctrOa; clogged up-breathing s. .k fully an underground movement "
"f -reach for Mentholatum. Instantly damage inflicted by war upon the
aimed at restoring a strong, mili- .
..
Svir Dam near Leningrad, Russiais i.
it starts to loosen congestion,thin out mucus. : '
fs taristic
Germany.
rf Soon you can b-r- -.-t-h-et Don't let the undoubtedly handicapped in regard (; 7A
old "Cold hold to sources of power.There,no ;
nasty Pug" keep a strangle
: d
doubt, are new constructions in THE OLD ORDER CHANGES! .
; on your breathing-get Mentholatum! the Urals and Siberia and a big LONDON [API] After 153 years

new project is planned on the the London Morning: Advertiser :: ;
GET MENTHOLATUM QUICK middle Volga. has decided to print news on its
But the fact remains'; that Rus- front p uze.I .